Communion

In Christian practice, Communion—also called the Eucharist—is a ritual that commemorates Jesus Christ's Last Supper with his disciples. Participants eat a bread and drink wine (or grape juice), symbolizing Jesus’ body and blood. It’s a spiritual meal that expresses faith, unity, and gratitude, reaffirming believers' connection with Jesus and the Christian community. Different denominations may view Communion differently—some see it as a symbolic act, others as a real partaking of Christ’s presence. Overall, it’s a meaningful tradition centered on remembrance, faith, and communal fellowship within the Christian faith.