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The Manifold Presence of Christ in the Liturgy

The doctrine of Christ's manifold presence in the liturgy, found in Vatican II's Sacrosanctum concilium no. 7, has a complex history. It entered the official magisterium after the council, especially as reformulated by Pope Paul VI in his encyclical Mysterium fidei, but has had seemingly little recent impact. The author gives an overview of its development, surveys its presence in recent eucharistic theology, and offers some reflections on its central importance.