A recent pro-LGBT poetry slam video from a BBC affiliate called “BBC The Social” demonstrates that anti-Catholic bigotry is still alive and well in the kingdom found by family man Henry VIII.
“BBC The Social” bills itself as “the best of Scotland’s music, comedy, drama, lifestyle, sport and everything in between” while advising their followers to be prepared “to be surprised, shocked and amazed.” It’s neither surprising, nor shocking, nor amazing that the BBC would characterize the Catholic sacrament of Holy Communion as a vessel that “tastes like cardboard, smells like hate.”
The Catholic Church teaches that Holy Communion, bread and wine consecrated by a priest, becomes the actual body and blood of Christ during the holy sacrifice of the Mass. To Catholics, the ingestion of Christ’s body into theirs expiates them of venial sin, further drawing them closer to Christ in sanctification. Holy Communion, also called the Eucharist, is said to be the bedrock on which all of Catholicism is based. Without the Eucharist, there exists no priesthood, and without a priesthood, there exists no Pope, much less a church for him to lead.
According to the BBC video titled “Time for Love,” which features an openly homosexual man waxing poetic about intolerance and Christian bigotry, Holy Communion is an empty cracker that affirms ignorant people in their bigotry. – READ MORE
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