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Eliza10
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Our deacon has invented a new method for handing out the Eucharist.
He looks each communicant in the eye, and while doing so, he pronounces boldly: “The Body of Christ.”
[In response to this, a communicant normally says:“Amen.”]
Then he looks down to his bowl and picks a Eucharist out and hands it to the communicant.
This deacon defends this practice saying that the *parishoner *represents the Body of Christ.
He does this inventive proceedure while standing alongside the Priest, who does it the way its always done.
The Priest has been informed, but the practice continues.
What do you think?
What would you do?
He looks each communicant in the eye, and while doing so, he pronounces boldly: “The Body of Christ.”
[In response to this, a communicant normally says:“Amen.”]
Then he looks down to his bowl and picks a Eucharist out and hands it to the communicant.
This deacon defends this practice saying that the *parishoner *represents the Body of Christ.
He does this inventive proceedure while standing alongside the Priest, who does it the way its always done.
The Priest has been informed, but the practice continues.
What do you think?
What would you do?