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カトリック教会のミサや正教会の聖体礼儀において、パンとぶどう酒がイエス・キリストの体（聖体・聖体血）に変化すること
Transubstantiation is the Catholic Church's teaching that during the Eucharist ceremony, bread and wine are changed into the actual body and blood of Christ through prayer and the Holy Spirit's action. This doctrine matters because it expresses the Catholic belief in Christ's real presence in the Eucharist, which is central to their religious practice and worship.
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聖変化(せいへんか、ラテン語: transubstantiatio、英: transubstantiation、露: Пресуществление)は、カトリック教会のミサや正教会の聖体礼儀において、パンとぶどう酒がイエス・キリストの体（聖体・聖体血）に変化すること。
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