Altar wine
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Altar wine is a particular type of wine used during the Roman Catholic Mass.[1]
Under the doctrine of transubstantiation it is considered to be the body and blood of Christ once consecrated.
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- ^ Altar Wine - Catholic Encyclopedia article
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