“Regardless of the Christian Church’s theological meaning making of this particular claim Jesus makes [that “Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood have eternal life”], this passage still remains viscerally…unappetizing.But haven’t we have all had this kind of visceral experience: in our mother’s womb.”Reflections on John 6:51-58 and Dr. Astrid Lobo Garjiwala’s essay, “The Passion of the Womb: Women Re-Living the Eucharist,” published in the book, The Strength of Her Witness: Jesus Christ in the Global Voices of Women, edited by Elizabeth A. Johnson.