http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4667098/Vatican-police-break-gay-orgy-apartment.html

Mathew 26:28 "For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins."

https://zaidpub.com/2011/09/01/spermo-gnosis-or-suck-like-an-egyptian-the-holy-grail-of-the-christian-eucharist%E2%80%9D-is-founded-on-ancient-semen-drinking-rites/

Christian “Eucharist”  Founded in Ancient Semen-drinking Rites

While there is no evidence that the historical Jesus, himself, ever advocated the use of semen in either the Last Supper or otherwise in religious ritual, yet there is intriguing evidence that some of the most ancient Christian sects, known as “Gnostic Christians,” that predated Catholicism by many centuries, found deeper symbolic and spiritual meaning in using semen as the sacramental wine of the Communion. This more erotic interpretation is founded upon even more ancient rituals in which semen drinking was considered the drinking of Life, itself. Thus, its amalgamation into the symbolic drinking of Jesus’ blood so as to attain Eternal Life could not help but ring very familiar to such pagan converts. It should therefore come as no surprise to discover that in combining both rituals together, the semen-drinking adherents connected both with their pagan ancestral beliefs in semen as Life and also their newly found Christian beliefs in Jesus’ “body” and “blood” as Eternal Life.

Of course, following the Nicene Creed of 325 C.E. that universally mandated Christian doctrine and led to the establishment of the Catholic movement, such beliefs were condemned as “heretic.” This did not at first stop Gnostic Christians from their beloved beliefs and more erotic interpretations of Christianity:

“… However, to the dismay of the orthodox Church, some Mystery sects were still practicing an uncensored version of the anointing ceremony that used actual semen… In the Roman Church’s version of the mystic solar rites, the ‘good chrism’ is swallowed in order to infuse its allegedly life-giving potential. This act of performing ‘sacred fellatio’ for the male saviour – swallowing the royal seed, so to speak – leads us to the notion of the receiver of the ‘good chrism’ as emulating the goddess – in particular, Isis – servicing the male god.”

“In very ancient times, sexuality and divinity were seen as inseparable aspects of the ever-begetting Universe; sexual rites were an attempt to harness the generative powers of creation, as well as a celebration of the mysteries of life and rebirth. That the Church saw fit to preserve the essential elements of the sexual mythos, while prudishly hiding their meaning, indicates that the Church recognized the mystic potency of the ancient rites.”

Sexual Mysticism in Christianity, Michael Clair, 2009