PHILADELPHIA: The results of a study that demonstrates that devotion to the Holy Eucharist has the ability to change hearts and eliminate crime is once again under discussion. Two scientific studies in 2013 have opened the door for a re-debate in some international Catholic media in recent days. Throughout the history of the church, many saints and popes have openly expressed their deep devotion to the Eucharist. Saint Peter Julian Eimard, known as the Apostle of Eucharist, has said that the less Satan worships the Lord Jesus, the more powerful he becomes.
Mon, who has been conducting Eucharistic worship in Allentown, Philadelphia for the past 30 years. Anthony Vassell verifies the saint’s words. During the decline of Eucharistic worship in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the number of crimes in the streets and even in schools increased. Wasel said. He was referring to the fact that many children were shot in schools at that time and many abortions were lost due to abortion. At this time the Supreme Court banned prayer in schools.
But with the opening of the Eucharist and a special chapel in 2013, it has become a safer city than many American cities. The cause of this dramatic change is the worship of the Eucharist. He was a prominent abortionist in New York and later a Catholic. Bernard Nathanson points out that the main cause of abortion is a lack of faith in the Eucharist. Nevertheless, the study results and the statements of prominent figures suggest that the Eucharist is most effective in reducing the immorality of society.
