An ancient sex
act, common between Christ and his apostles by which he shared his
blood and body with those closest to him. This was practiced by early Christians, especially the Gnostics, and has been extensively documented by Elaine Pagels, Professor Emeritus of Religion at Princeton University, as well as by other scholars.
The Eucharist is performed every Sunday in every Catholic Church. The
priest offers wine and wafer to the supplicant, and the
divine miracle of transubstantiation transforms those profane precursors into the body and blood of Christ.