Holy Chalice Tapestries

Christian illustration. Cross, holy chalice and bread.

Christian illustration. Cross, holy chalice and bread.

What is the meaning of Jesus Christ on the cross? It is the path of human and divine liberation and salvation. For this death to really be death, as the last human loneliness, he went through the most terrible temptation anyone can go through: the temptation of despair. This is derived from his cry on the cross.

Chalice of salvation visited here by the Holy Spirit. Symbol of the Eucharist and that reminds us of the wine that represents the blood of Jesus Christ shed on the cross. Mystical and faith emblem that wants to tell us many things, including how much we are mere mortals.

Religion themed composition with chalice and host

Chalice flat design icon

Chalice, communion wafers, wine and water

Holy Grail is a medieval expression that normally designates the chalice supposedly used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper. In literature, José de Arimathea collected the blood of Jesus during the crucifixion, however the origin of the Holy Grail is much earlier than Christianity, the Grail already existed among the Celts.

A flaming candle is the light of the temple, the golden chalice of the holy grail is the path.

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The Damsel of the Holy Grail was a minor character in Malory's Morte d'Arthur. - Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1874

The Eucharist is a celebration of the Catholic Church to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is also called communion. Eucharist means recognition, thanksgiving, in Greek. One of the seven sacraments, the Eucharist or communion is the act of receiving the consecrated host, the symbol of the body of Christ.

Prayers, Rosary of God in the Eucharist with the Body and Blood of Christ. And the power of the Holy Spirit is renewed in us when we consecrate ourselves to God through sincere prayer. Let us make our lives a perpetual Eucharist: faith, body and blood of Jesus the Incarnate Word. There is no other way to salvation than communion. Think of your life as the trajectory of immaterial good...be humble and follow your conscience.

Templar knight sword in the fire of Christian faith

A beautiful quote by St. Peter Julian Eymard.