The question was not whether Christ's real presence is in the Eucharist. It is. It is your belief that I believe that Jesus suffered for my sins so I don't have to. That is false. No one knows their fate. That's a basic Catholic belief.
Ahem.... That was never 'the question'.
But since you brought it up no, you are wrong. Thats not a basic Catholic belief. You believe that unless you eat Jesus you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. That's a presumption of knowledge of a person's fate. Aside from that the teaching of your church is that after the priest says hocus pocus the matzo becomes the body of Christ IN ACTUALITY, meaning it actually becomes the flesh of God the source of spiritual life even though it has no life. Jesus is not just present in the eucharist, he is the eucharist, according to your church that is. Were you sleeping in catechism?
Maybe you should go to a lutheran church, or a bar. You suck at acting.
Have you ever considered tap dancing for nickels?
lol you don't know squat about it, you're just a troll parrot, mumbling some BS you read somewhere.
Transubstantiation (Latin: transsubstantiatio; Greek: μετουσίωσις metousiosis) is, according to the teaching of the Catholic Church, "the change of the whole substance of bread into the substance of the Body of Christ and of the whole substance of wine into the substance of his Blood.
In other words in actuality. Dipshit.
lol the dufus still doesn't get it. Materialists never will; they need a God to give them ponies and perform magic tricks at will.