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In the section titled "Historical Arguments," RC participants show a keen awareness of the ambiguity in determining on the basis of the New Testament who were "qualified" to preside over the eucharist and how the presiders were appointed. At many parishes, when babies are to be baptized during the Sunday liturgy, the parents, child, and godparents are part of the entrance procession, joining the presider, servers, crossbearer, and so forth. Kirk is quoted as observing that the video describes the five movements of the Eucharist and "shows Christ is 'equally present' in the presider, the community and the Bible as well as in the bread and the wine [Host and Precious Blood]. |
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