[Kolokotronis]

" Besides, if you want to interpret this as the Eucharist is to be administered daily then perhaps the Church should use Pez dispensers. ;O)"

Oh, I don't know, Harley. Your favorite Father Blessed Augustine wrote this in 412:

"To Proba, a Devoted Handmaid of God, Bishop Augustin, a Servant of Christ and of Christ’s Servants, Sends Greeting in the Name of the Lord of Lords.

'When we say: “Give us this day our daily bread,” the word “this day” signifies for the present time, in which we ask either for that competency of temporal blessings which I have spoken of before (“bread” being used to designate the whole of those blessings, because of its constituting so important a part of them), or the sacrament of believers, which is in this present time necessary, but necessary in order to obtain the felicity not of the present time, but of eternity.'"

[HarleyD]

I understand what Augustine wrote. I don't agree with him. I'm not sure if he was using the poorly translated version or if his mind was set in this superstitious belief.

Do not summon against me professors of the Christian name, who neither know nor give evidence of the power of their profession. Do not hunt up the numbers of ignorant people, who even in the true religion are superstitious, or are so given up to evil passions as to forget what they have promised to God. I know that there are many worshippers of tombs and pictures. I know that there are many who drink to great excess over the dead, and who, in the feasts which they make for corpses, bury themselves over the buried, and give to their gluttony and drunkenness the name of religion. I know that there are many who in words have renounced this world, and yet desire to be burdened with all the weight of worldly things, and rejoice in such burdens. - Augustine, Morals of the Catholic Church