Understanding the Significance of Holy Communion

Receiving Holy Communion is a sacred act for Orthodox Christians, symbolizing the body and blood of Jesus through wine, water, and bread. This communion brings believers closer to Jesus, as depicted in the Last Supper. The act of receiving from a gold chalice enhances the reverence for this holy sacrament.

• Holy Communion
• Last Supper
• Orthodox Christianity
• Sacred Rituals

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1. Happy to receive Holy Communion WALT: To recognise that when we take the Holy Communion we recive Christ within us. WILF: I understand that recieving the Holy Communion brings us close to Jesus.

2. What is happening here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQq9WDliZGc

3. What is the Holy Communion? Receiving Holy Communion is very important for Orthodox Christians. The Holy Communion is made up of wine, water and bread. During the Divine Liturgy, the priest asks god to make the wine, water and bread holy. This then becomes the body and blood of Jesus which is called the Holy Communion.

4. We receive the Holy Communion from a beautiful gold chalice. Why might you think we do this?

5. The Last Supper Why is the last supper important to Holy Communion? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SigoALSS1R8