Classical philosophy believes every living and non-living thing has a soul, including rocks.  Whether that soul has a spirit is another thing entirely. Of course, there is the school in physics that believes that the world is actually just a simulation model for a higher being, due to pixilation at the lowest measurable levels.  Of course, that could be a measurement issue. Whether Eucharist is a way of communicating with the programmer or just part of the simulation cannot be known by physics and if the latter, by faith either.