[Alex Murphy]

....the body of Christ we receive in Communion is the same body of Christ that Mary gave to us at Bethlehem....When we say yes to God, we allow his grace to be fruitful, to break into our history. When we say no, his plan is thwarted, the world is deprived of grace and creation is impoverished. What would have happened had Mary said no to God’s invitation? Would we still be awaiting a Messiah?....The pope affirms that Mary must have been present at the eucharistic celebrations of the first generation of Christians, who were devoted to the Mass which they called "the breaking of the Bread."

If you cannot reach the article on the KofC homepage, you can reach Google's 11/09/2010 snapshot of it here.

[reagandemocrat]

>>>In an episode of the old TV show “All in the Family,” Archie Bunker, a great contemporary theologian, was having an argument with his son-in-law, Meathead. Archie made one of his anti-Semitic remarks and Meathead immediately reacted by saying, “Archie, remember that Jesus was Jewish.” To which Archie retorted: “Yes, but only on his mother’s side.”<<<

Now that there is funny.

[KC_Lion]

Bump for later

[smvoice]

When that wafer is turned into the true and real body of Christ, does Mary have a true and real presence in that wafer?

[Claud]

Alex, great detective work there. The Knights of Columbus believe in the Real Presence—who woulda thunk it.

Yes, in fact, the body that was formed in Mary’s womb is the same body that is on the altar. This is not news to Christianity, except those who have forgotten it.

[bagadonutz]

Very well thought out.

[bagadonutz]

Very well thought out.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Here is what Rome believes about Mary inhabiting the eucharist, written by Fr. Stefano Manelli in "Jesus our Eucharistic Love" (page 106)...

"The Holy Eucharist is the Bread that comes from our Heavenly Mother. It is Bread produced by Mary from the flour of Her immaculate flesh, kneaded into dough with her virginal milk. St. Augustine wrote, ‘Jesus took His Flesh from the flesh of Mary’. We know, too, that united to the Divinity in the Eucharist there is Jesus' Body and Blood taken from the body and blood of the Blessed Virgin. Therefore at every Holy Communion we receive, it would be quite correct, and a very beautiful thing, to TAKE NOTICE OF OUR HOLY MOTHER’S SWEET AND MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE, INSEPARABLY UNITED WITH JESUS IN THIS HOST.

There are thousands of examples like this all over the internet; all from Roman Catholic sources, Roman Catholic apologists, Roman Catholic theology.

This is what they believe.