I love how corporeal Catholicism is.
When you compare Catholicism to other religions, let it be for example Islam or radical Protestantism, Catholicism is in comparison to those by its very nature extremly corporeal and thus grounded in physical reality. Just look at the concept of the Agnus Dei for example, or the medieval depictions of Memento Mori. Unlikle other religions, which overestimate the spiritual sphere over the physical one, Catholicism absolutely embraces the corporeal sphere in its totality. It even makes a point out of it by letting the Creator Spiritus himself be crucified in an extremely bloody way by mere mortals who think they are above everything else, and making us worship Him by letting us consume His flesh for all eternity until the end of time.
It is no wonder that the Christian West has developed the sciences of physics, chemistry and biology when they had such a way of thought as a basis.
Edit: Just take a look at the several bone catacombs throughout Europe. That's not only metal as fuck, it is also a reminder that we are actual, physical beings who are succumbed to the effects of time. We will eventually die and our fate is dependant on our relationship with God. I think that other religions like Islam or Protestantism lead us astray by their iconoclastic nature. Ironically, by waving away the physical realties of death and decay, they give us the illusion that the spiritual realm is far, far away and therefore not immediately important.