🚫 Stop Eating Your Own Damn-ation! You Must Discern the Body (Fr. Mark Beard)

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Father Mark Beard delivers one of his most urgent and uncompromising challenges, focusing on the spiritual necessity of the Eucharist and the danger of approaching it without proper discernment and commitment. He argues that the Eucharist is the core test of what you truly believe.

The Problem of Unworthy Reception
St. Paul's Warning (0:01): Father Beard quotes St. Paul in 1 Corinthians 11:29 directly: "He that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damn-ation upon himself." He asks pointedly: "How much more clear does it have to be?"

The Acid Test of Faith (0:26): The Eucharist is the acid test of your commitment. If you truly believe the Host is the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ, your conduct, language, and attitude must reflect that truth.

The First Commandment Violation (0:28): He warns that those who receive the Eucharist while treating it as a mere symbol or "cracker" are violating the First Commandment (Thou shalt have no other gods before me) because they are treating Christ's presence as a fake.

The Call to Adoration and Confession
Mortal Sin Blocks Grace (0:56): Father Beard insists that if you have committed a mortal sin (and he specifically calls out detraction, slander, and impurity), you cannot receive the Eucharist until you go to Confession.

Adoration is the Proof (1:07): He challenges the faithful: If you cannot bring yourself to sit quietly for an hour in Adoration before the exposed Host (the physical presence of Christ), then you do not truly believe. The lack of Adoration proves your spiritual indifference. * Get Off the Fence (1:26): His final, definitive message is one of urgency: You cannot be a "fence-walker" in the faith. You must know what you believe, commit to the truth of the Real Presence, and live a life worthy of receiving the Sacrament.

Your eternal soul is at stake. Do you truly believe? Prove it by your reverence for the Eucharist and your willingness to go to Confession!

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