And then the people come forward to take a morsel of home-baked bread (or a gluten-free cracker) and dip it in grape juice. They are young and they are old, gay and straight, singles and couples, in jeans and T-shirts and chiffony frocks and biz-casual khakis, strappy sandals and flip-flops and killer heels. One tall, blond guy comes to the table barefoot. A mom approaches with her toddler son riding her shoulders. Another mom, a white woman, carries her Asian baby forward. All of them come to eat the body and drink the blood. They write words of thanksgiving on little strips of paper. They
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