[verga]

Jesus is God. God is everywhere. You know that.

He is not everywhere, He is seated at the right hand of the Father and will be staying there for all time. Kind of like an eternal time-out. /SARC

[Mrs. Don-o]

We don't know exactly what the properties of the Resurrected body are. Christian teachers point out four of them:

• Agility: the Resurrected body is perfectly responsive to the will. It appears wherever the will chooses it to be. It can travel from one end of the Universe to the other at the speed of thought.
• Impassability: the body is no longer subject to sickness and corruption. It cannot be wounded; it cannot suffer pain; it cannot die.
• Subtlety: the Resurrected body is no longer limited by material reality. For example, Christ appeared behind the locked doors of the upper room on that first Easter.
• Clarity: the Resurrected body will radiate the beauty of the soul. Christ's body radiated the beauty of the spiritual perfection of his human soul briefly on the mountain of the Transfiguration.

Some people even in this life seem to have been favored with some preternatural gifts: deathlessness (Elijah and Enoch), bilocation (Abbess Mary of Agreda, Padre Pio of Pietrelcino), levitation (St. Teresa of Avila), infused knowledge (St. Jean Vianney, St. Joan of Arc), being able to change one's bodily form, and the like.

All quite inexplicable.

Bottom line: if even some saints while living in this mortal flesh, were able to bilocate, isn't it possible that the Resurrected Lord Jesus could omnilocate -- be at the right hand of the Father in Heaven, and at the same time be anywhere He chooses? Possibly in different forms? For instance, His Eucharistic Body?

After all, He's beyond the bounds of time and space.

Who's to say He can't?