The Lamb and The Lattice: Divine Presence in the Physics of Creation

This work explores the intersection of Catholic theology and modern physics, proposing that divine presence is not absent from scientific reality but embedded within it. Drawing from quantum mechanics, general relativity, and sacramental logic, it presents the Eucharist as the central singularity through which time, matter, and consciousness converge. Black holes, entanglement, and gravitational structure are reinterpreted as liturgical signs pointing to Christ. This scroll offers a unified cosmology where the altar is not metaphor but center.