Sacrifice alimentarium

Sacrificing animals was common during Antiquity, justifying the slaughter of animals. Jesus’ sacrifice overturned this order and replaced such ancient customs. It is reproduced in the Eucharist, but its interpretation remains complex. How are the bread and wine interpreted in Christianity? Catholic and Protestant opinion tend to differ on this point.

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The tragic history of the Camondo family - Nissim de Camondo Museum (Part 1)

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Sacrifice alimentarium

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Easter alimentarium