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Can someone explain to me why the pope will not let me partake in communion during mass.
thanks, Arrow ![]()
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pope = rules
rules = communion restrictions communion = only realy worth something when done according to the rules mass = only realy worth something when done according to the rules
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![]() (ie...Because it is a Catholic Ritual, and you have not been properly (indoctrinated) "invested" in Ritual Catholicism) You do not have the right, because you have not been through the "rites". 3.14, in some funny way, your answer really knocked me out! ![]() *Nixxie*
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Last edited by ThePhoenixSisters; 05-15-2008 at 02:31 AM. |
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ALright, here we go:
Unlike protestant churches who believe communion is taken just as a symbol, the Catholic Church believes in what we call transubstantiation, meaning that wafer of unleavened bread actually turns in to the body and blood of Jesus Christ. So, in order to take Communion at a Catholic Church you must be a Catholic who believes this takes place. If you don't believe it and take communion you're making light of the whole reason the Catholics take communion. Hope that helps.
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- you're not Catholic - you insulted his mother |
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I think that everyone should receive instruction and not just participate without knowing the reason we believe and hold this sacred. ![]()
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I fail to see the connection. If i love God and you love God, and Jesus gave us both communion...we believe a little different, but how does belief cheapen something? And no it is not a matter of the heart in the sense that i do not pay enough tribute to it. If belief in transubstantiation was so needed to not cheapen communion, then i feel that someone in the Bible would have elaborated more upon the subject. thanks for the input, Arrow ![]()
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Dude, who gave the pope the authority to deny something Jesus established for all believers? According to what you have said, communion is now Catholic not Christian, and what other Christians practice is communion to a lesser extent. I fail to see the connection because there is no connection to be made.
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