Description

Nama Church Wine

What is church Nama wine?

Church wine Nama is the wine used in the church for holy communion, for the sacrament of the Eucharist. This mystery is a real bloodless sacrifice. It is the sacrifice of the Lord on the Cross which is repeated in every divine liturgy for the salvation of the world.

In the other sacraments of the Church the grace of the Holy Spirit is granted for the sanctification of believers. In the Eucharist, however, Christ Himself, His body and blood, is provided. Believers partake of the sacrament to unite with the Lord and obtain eternal life.

Nama is prepared in a special way because it is intended for the Eucharist. This wine should not be watered by itself but made from unrestrained wine, as was done in antiquity.

During the Last Supper, where Jesus delivered to his disciples the sacrament of the Eucharist, He offered them wine that was unrestrained. According to the Gospel, Jesus took a piece of bread and, after thanking God, blessed it, cut it into pieces, and gave it to His disciples, saying, “Receive, eat, this is my body.” He also took the wine, thanked His Father again, and gave His disciples to drink, saying, “Squeeze out of it, everyone. This is my blood with which I seal the New Testament, my blood shed for the salvation of many people. What I am doing now, do it so that you can remember me.”

Net Weight: 375ml