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I think you are correct, the little tables where the communion alter boys/girls perform their eucharist duties.
"Communion Altar Boys?"
Chist are you fucking dense.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
what does her weight have to do with this issue?
I think you are correct, the little tables where the communion alter boys/girls perform their eucharist duties.
"Communion Altar Boys?"
Chist are you fucking dense.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
"Communion Altar Boys?"
Chist are you fucking dense.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
The first problem is, it's not a "service."
It's a Mass.
"Communion Altar Boys?"
Chist are you fucking dense.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
Also - the "communion rail"
That hasn't been around since Vatican II
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
Also - the "communion rail"
That hasn't been around since Vatican II
When did Vatican III occur?
ETA: Oh, you are suggesting my use of the communion rail is outdated since Vatican II ended its use. So in the entire history of the Catholic church I utilize a term 50 years old...gasp! I am not Catholic but I think I am showing deep respect in trying to converse with one who has no interest other than spewing google terms and calling others names.
Also - the "communion rail"
That hasn't been around since Vatican II
When did Vatican III occur?
ETA: Oh, you are suggesting my use of the communion rail is outdated since Vatican II ended its use. So in the entire history of the Catholic church I utilize a term 50 years old...gasp! I am not Catholic but I think I am showing deep respect in trying to converse with one who has no interest other than spewing google terms and calling others names.
Why are you using a non-existant "communion rail" ?
Where is this church that this is still occurring?
People don't kneel any longer along a rail when receiving communion.
Get to Mass and learn something.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
The first problem is, it's not a "service."
It's a Mass.
Yes warrior, it is a Catholic mass during which the communion service is offered. Are you really going to continue this charade by nitpicking venacular?
"Communion Altar Boys?"
Chist are you fucking dense.
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
Also - the "communion rail"
That hasn't been around since Vatican II
Isn't that the duty of the altar children? To assist with the preparation of the communion service. The priest walks along the altar rail and the children hold the communiun plate.
what is your problem?
The first problem is, it's not a "service."
It's a Mass.
Yes warrior, it is a Catholic mass during which the communion service is offered. Are you really going to continue this charade by nitpicking vernacular?
How can the priest give communion to someone who blatantly violates the commandments and not be held accountable?The scriptures tell us not to partake of the flesh and blood of Christ unworthily. How can the priest give communion to someone who blatantly violates the commandments and not be held accountable?
The scriptures tell us not to partake of the flesh and blood of Christ unworthily. How can the priest give communion to someone who blatantly violates the commandments and not be held accountable?
which commandment covers homosexuality?
The first problem is, it's not a "service."
It's a Mass.
Yes warrior, it is a Catholic mass during which the communion service is offered. Are you really going to continue this charade by nitpicking vernacular?
is the pope catholic?
What? You think the Church doesn't have that covered? Make a nice little (not so little) donation to the Church, apply for an annulment and perhaps appeal to a tribunal, and voila! You were never married, according to them.The scriptures tell us not to partake of the flesh and blood of Christ unworthily. How can the priest give communion to someone who blatantly violates the commandments and not be held accountable?
which commandment covers homosexuality?
Typically they have a crazy way of putting it under the adultery category.
Remarried couples, who Jesus specifically stated was adultery, I doubt you'll ever hear about them being denied communion.
What? You think the Church doesn't have that covered? Make a nice little (not so little) donation to the Church, apply for an annulment and perhaps appeal to a tribunal, and voila! You were never married, according to them.which commandment covers homosexuality?
Typically they have a crazy way of putting it under the adultery category.
Remarried couples, who Jesus specifically stated was adultery, I doubt you'll ever hear about them being denied communion.
Amazing shit, I tell ya.
What? You think the Church doesn't have that covered? Make a nice little (not so little) donation to the Church, apply for an annulment and perhaps appeal to a tribunal, and voila! You were never married, according to them.Typically they have a crazy way of putting it under the adultery category.
Remarried couples, who Jesus specifically stated was adultery, I doubt you'll ever hear about them being denied communion.
Amazing shit, I tell ya.
around here, we call that pulling a kennedy
What? You think the Church doesn't have that covered? Make a nice little (not so little) donation to the Church, apply for an annulment and perhaps appeal to a tribunal, and voila! You were never married, according to them.
Amazing shit, I tell ya.
around here, we call that pulling a kennedy
Appropriate vernacular.
