7 Secrets of the Eucharist

I was recommended this book by a priest and it did not disappoint! It is a very spiritual book, written in layman's language and it has given me a deeper experience of the Eucharist. I would recommend this book to any Catholic but especially to those "cradle Catholics" to whom the Eucharistic experience may have become ritualistic and who are seeking to enter into it in a deeper way.

If you want to be a conscious catholic and truly participate in Mass, you need to get to know the "secrets". The work is written in a very approachable manner and quotes our Saints on the subject. For them communion was the centre of a Christian life and an act that transform, making you Christ like. Only such communion is a valid one, one that make you "be love".

Initially the title caught my attention, i knew there is more to the Eucharist that just 7 sectrets! What made it a fabulous small book was it's simplicity, it is concise and brings you back to the teachings of the church. It also opens the scriptures to you in a gentle way and leads you wanting to know more. I would highly recommended it. O.

This is a great book for anyone who wishes to learn more about The Blessed Sacrament and the wonderful gift which we as Roman Catholics have received. The greatest Blessing and joy in our lives to be so much a part of Our Blessed Lord. I would recommend this book to all Roman Catholics and others not of the Catholic faith.

Recommend this to anyone who has doubts about the real presence of the Eucharist! This book truly changed my perspective on the Eucharist. Once you read this (and not even all of it) you won't take the Eucharist in the hands.

Very interesting if you already have understanding of the Eucharist.

Best book we have ever read on the Eucharist. It is very easy to understand and extremely devotional! I heartily recommend this book to anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of and love for the Eucharist.

In simple terms this little gem helps us to deeply appreciate the Eucharist, to confirm what is in your heart and more

This books is short and simple.. It just makes you want to go to the Holy Mass..

I like meditating on this book about Our Lords Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. It is a great book to learn the meaning of The Holy Eucharist., for all catholics adults and children.

Un libro de gran ayuda para comprender la Santa Misa, de una forma directa y clara te enseña mucho sobre la Eucaristía.

I read this book as part of a thematic treatment of how Catholics have viewed the Eucharist in the last 55 years, and how things have changed and how they have not. I first read Fr. Lovasik's catholics and the Eucharist, published in 1960. It is a valuable book, in that it is full of quotes from the Council of Trent and basically is a go-to reference one could use if one needed to cite dogmatic sources about the Eucharist. Vinny Flynn's book treats the same subject, but generally refers to documents promulgated after Vatican II as well as citations from St. Faustina's Diary. I especially valued however, how he uses references to Fatima, the Council of Trent, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Bible verses and quotations from the Saints to illustrate his points. He also is honest in admitting his shortcomings in understanding the Mass (he was talking about me, here also), what time is in relation to the Eucharist, and how our reception of the Eucharist is affected by our attitude. The secret dealing with sacramental and spiritual reception of Christ put a whole new dimension to how to use a spiritual communion to stay in His Presence.This was news to me! The Notes, Sources and References in the back also are god places for further reading. I am amazed that Fr. Lovasik seemed to be dealing with people who thought they were fulfilling God's commands by receiving the Eucharist monthly, and wanted them to receive at least weekly. Maybe the world was not in as bad a shape as it is now, after all, 1960 was when the Third Secret of Fatima was supposed to be revealed, and that didn't happen. However, Vinny's book is similar in that he pleads for more frequent reception of the Eucharist, not only to love God more, but to participate in His Life as well as to hunger for more of It. I think it succeeds in helping us be more excited about the Mass, God's plan for us and His Life He wants us to share with us, as well as inspiring us to share with others.

A wonderful book which explains the topic in an easy flowing way the facts and the realities regarding the same. Author has done a good job of putting across the mysteries of Holy Eucharist in a simplified manner.