The Blessed Eucharist: Our Greatest Treasure

"Why don't they write them like this anymore?" Because the Roman Catholic Church has shifted radically from her traditional moorings since the onset of Vatican Council II. Moreover, this book was written in the 19th Century when the Holy Eucharist was taught as the "body, blood, soul, and divinity" of Our Lord Jesus Himself. Seminaries today are replete with all kinds of "other" teachings regarding this greatest of sacraments. This book would help anchor any Catholic waffling in the changing theological winds or the traditionalist who wants a firmer grasp on Eucharistic truths.

Although this book was written in a different "era", the subject is timeless. It is a deep, but easy read. I am learning a lot about what a treasure the Eucharist really is.

This book has leant a whole new meaning to the Blessed Sacrament. On reading the book, one can begin to feel the presence of the Holy One in the Eucharist. This book has deepened my faith in the Holy Presence tremendously. Every one who is a follower of Christ MUST read this book.

This book will leave the reader with a whole new appreciation for the Eucharist. The inspiring stories of this precious sacrament are wonderfully told. Anyone who has someone who is making 1st communion or simply wants to know more about the Eucharist will find this book a great help.