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ePaper created 2015-02-27, 18:37:22 | version 1.33.01
In this example we have shown Mark at different ages: even if his exterior characteristics change as time passes (first of all he was an embryo, then a child, then a young boy, then an adult, and finally an elderly man…), his substance, that is, his very being as Mark has remained identical. He was the same person, the same Mark, when he was newborn just as he is the same Mark now that he is eighty years old. Here we see Briciola growing up. Her exterior characteristics, or accidental looks, have changed (color, height, etc. …), but her substance has always remained the same: Briciola in fact is still Briciola even though her looks have changed as time has passed by. In relation to these two examples, the opposite takes place regarding the Eucharist: the substance changes while the exterior characteristics remain the identical. 93