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聖餐

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聖餐

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Also known as Holy Communion, The Lord's Supper, Communion, Sacrament of the Altar, Eucharist, Mass, Divine Service

パンと葡萄酒をキリストの体とする儀式

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Communion, also called the Eucharist or Holy Communion, is a Christian religious rite in which believers consume bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus Christ's Last Supper with his disciples before his crucifixion. Christians consider it a sacrament (or ordinance in some churches) because they believe Jesus commanded his followers to perform this ritual in his memory, with the bread representing his body and the wine representing his blood.

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Instance of
sacrament
Subclass of
theophagy
Has part
communion
Religion
Christianity
Based on
Last Supper
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Lord's cup and Bread.JPG
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Communion
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Eucharist
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studied by
Eucharistic theology
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聖餐（せいさん）とはイエス・キリストの最後の晩餐および、後にその再現として執行してきた典礼的会食をいう。「エウカリスト」（ユーカリスト）の日本語訳。「聖餐」はおもに西方の教派で使われる訳語だが、カトリック教会では「聖体祭儀」、「聖体の秘跡」と呼ばれる。日本の聖公会、プロテスタント教会などでは「聖餐式」と呼ばれる。正教会では「聖体礼儀」、「聖体機密」「領聖」と呼ばれる。「主の晩餐」の語はいずれの教派でも使われる。

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