In 1 Corinthians chapter 11, Paul sure seems to be instructing the ecclesia of Corinth to participate in the Lord's Supper—known by the Catholics as Holy Communion. Certainly the Catholics are off their corporate rocker imagining that the bread is the literal body of Christ, but are we to honor the Lord by participating in an eating/drinking ceremony in a sane and worthy PAUL-approved way?

This is a difficult passage indeed. Is Paul actually recommending to Christ's body the same type ceremony that our Lord celebrated with His disciples—or is he dealing with another issue entirely?