What does 'do this in remembrance of me' actually mean?

These are some points that we have to understand. Number one is, when Christ says do this in remembrance of me, he's not saying do this in your present day as a reminder to something that happened previously. He's saying do this to remember me, to bring me to recollection, to be present with me. And this argument today that you kind of see, obviously, in internet forums and whatnot, you hear from Protestants, and we live in a Protestant culture, is that the Protestant communion service is a remembrance of what happened in ancient times, and that there's nothing mystical going on in it. Which is true. We affirm that. We do not believe that the Holy Spirit comes down, either for the Protestants, the Roman Catholics, the Oriental Orthodox, or anyone else. There is no one else who calls down the Holy Spirit, when the Holy Spirit actually descends upon the gifts, except for the legitimate priesthood that is only found in the canonical Orthodox Church.