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Phoenix. Das Gemälde Phönix von Nagy Albert (Torda 5. Okt. 1902–Klausenburg 24. Febr. 1970) stammt aus der fruchtbarsten Zeit des Malers, als er endlich die langerwartete Anerkennung gewonnen hatte. Nach seinen Bildern: Gänse, Beregneter Hahn, welche Durst, Zerzaustheit und Trotz ausdrücken, steht der Phönix, der mitologische Wundervogel erneut da. Von Kraft strotzend befreit fliegt er auf, um frei beschwingt, ohne jede Bindung und Last der Vergangenheit hochzufliegen.

The Relationship of the Eucharist and Reconciliation in the Didaché. The author analyzes the relation of the Eucharist and reconciliation through one of the well-known writings of the Early Church – The Lord’s Teaching to the Nations Through the Twelve Apostles. Christianity has evolved from Judaism, and despite many differences there are still numerous similarities, overlaps as the feast, liturgy, prayer, Holy Communion and the renewal of the covenant. The meaning and content of the Eucharist went through several changes during the history of the Church, and differences of opinion on this point exist even in our days. The Eucharist is an important part of Christian faith which lives in the Parousia, through this Christians are in ongoing relation with the resurrected Lord. As a result of the reconciliation of Christ, the participation of Christians in the Eucharist enforces their relation to each other.