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These words produce the whole substance of Christ’s body. In the same way the words of consecration produce the whole substance of Christ’s blood. They are Christ’s body and blood, as they are now living in heaven. There, in heaven, his body and blood are united with his soul and Godhead. The accidents or appearances of his human body are in heaven too. They are present, therefore, in the Holy Eucharist.

Now you can plainly see that what you have written is of your own understanding of what you have been told is happening and is not to be found in any instructions from Jesus of Nazareth or any of the Apostle's writings/sayings...the Bible.

And there is the rub with the parties involved in this hit-piece of a thread. "Holy Eucharist" is a non-Scriptural phrase and is a concept not ordained or even found in the Holy Bible and, most plainly in the rcc's mangled interpretation of what Jesus plainly said and which has been confirmed in multiple posts on this thread alone.

One could make an entire renegade Christian sect out of such a doctrine as you espouse. And, apparently, a well-populated sect.

Your comment : “And, apparently, a well-populated sect.”

Perhaps we know more about God than you do.

You realize that Scripture was just the written down verbal traditions of Jesus and His followers.

I trust and believe those sacred traditions and teachings have been passed down by the Catholic Church (and their holy persons and scholars) with the assurance of Jesus as compared to man made religions that don’t agree with all the teachings of Jesus.