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Jesus Is Alive: The Eucharist and the De-Museumification of Jesus

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This summer I am inviting members of our Belonging House Community to share their authentic voices. This week Rachel “Artist Disciple” shares how four months in Italy caused her to discover the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

What if the way you learned about Jesus made him feel like a painting on a wall — something beautiful to admire from a distance, but not alive, not present, not *now*?

Published by:

Christ John Otto

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