Past tense of eucharistize; described as having undergone Eucharistic consecration.
From eucharistize (eucharist + '-ize') plus the past tense suffix '-ed.' This form appears in religious texts describing the completion of the Eucharistic ceremony.
Once bread and wine are eucharistized in a Catholic mass, the ceremony treats them as sacred objects that demand special respect and handling—they can't be thrown away like ordinary food!
Past tense of eucharistize; carries the historical exclusion of women from sacramental authority and action.
Use when describing sacramental history; acknowledge changing practices around who performs consecration.
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