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Eucharist as THE EXAMPLE of Table Fellowship

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Eucharist as THE EXAMPLE of Table Fellowship

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Eucharist, as celebrated in the Sunday Mass, is when Christians unite as one to give thanks to God. Although we do not eat full meals, we receive the Bread of Life which inspires us to go out and spread goodness to others. In a typical meal, we share food; however, in Communion, we partake in the redemption of our sins that Jesus shared with us on the cross. We gather around the Altar, the table in which we are connected closer with God, to receive this gift. In a traditional mean, we are physically hungry, but in the Eucharist, we are spiritually hungry.

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Table Fellowship is the manifestation of God because whenever two or more believers are present, so is God. Thus, table fellowship is the frequent means of reminding Christians of the ultimate sacrifice and Last Supper of Jesus. It is also the unification of the family of God in one action of importance and fun.

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In all 4 Biblical accounts, Jesus gives thanks to God, which should be modeled from when our prayers our answered. Furthermore, this embodies the Beatitude that we need to feed the hungry. By God granting Jesus' prayer, it shows that nothing is impossible with God and our Earthly needs will be watched over from the Almighty. By everyone eating plenty, this depicts that the Kingdom of Heaven will quench our souls completely and individually.

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God is with us whether we notice Him or not. It is in those moments where He is fully present that He asks that we acknowledge Him. He asks that we take time out of our busy schedules to listen to Him.

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The first image shows how many people were in attendance at the wedding at Cana. It shows how important the turning of water into wine was because it practically saved the wedding. This shows that Jesus will always provide. The second picture is Jesus actually turning the water into wine.

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The image on the left shows how the Apostles distributed the bread and fish to all of the people. This shows that they carried Jesus’ mission to help the needy and feed the hungry. They were then later sent off to give the people the Bread of Life, the Eucharist. The image on the right shows the extra bread and fish after everyone ate bountiful. The extra food symbolizes that God will provide for our needs in surplus. By having extra food, this can be interpreted that the Bread of Life is offered to new converts across the globe.

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In this passage, Jesus comes to the house of Mary and Martha. Martha runs around trying to prepare a meal and make everything perfect for Jesus. Her sister Mary however just sits with Jesus. Jesus explains how Mary did the right thing. She sat and was with the Lord.

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What this tells us of the Kingdom of God

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What this tells us of the Kingdom of God

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This story about Jesus when he attended the Wedding at Cana allows us to fully understand the true miracles of God's kingdom. At the wedding, the wine had run out and they were worried it would ruin the wedding. Jesus used this opportunity to preform one of his first miracles, turning water into wine. This miracle shows us that the Lord will provide for us whenever we are in need.

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Hospitality at the Home of Mary and Martha

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Hospitality at the Home of Mary and Martha