Welcome to our daily rosary meditation. Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

We are blessed to be praying with Archbishop Joseph Nauman, Archbishop of Kansas City in Kansas.

Archbishop, thank you for joining us today.

That's a privilege to pray with you and your worldwide community of rosary prayers.

And we have a beautiful topic today

and that is the miracles of the Eucharist.

Now we know the Eucharist is not a symbol.

It is the real living physical presence

of Jesus Christ, body, blood, soul, and divinity.

But according to our senses, the Eucharist looks and tastes like unleavened bread. But there is more to reality than what can be

perceived by the senses that in this sacrament are the true body of Christ, the true blood. This is something

that can't be apprehended by the senses, but only by faith which relies on divine authority.

But what do we mean by faith? Well there are three ways to know reality.

First, observation and the scientific method. Second, by reason. And third,

revelation. Revelation is

through Jesus that is handed down by scripture, tradition, and the magisterium.

So why do we believe that Jesus is physically present

in the Eucharist?

Why do we know that this is true?

Because Jesus told us. On Holy Thursday evening he took bread, blessed and broke it, gave

it to the disciples and said, this is my body.

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