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RockinReptile
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I’m a female catholic convert, baptized just 3 months ago. Although I’m continuously learning about my faith, I had a question concerning Eucharistic Ministers. Right after my Baptism, I was considering becoming one, but upon hearing a bit about church history, I’ve had second thoughts. For one example…
It was said by Pope St. Sixtus I, who was Pope from 114- 128. He states, “that none but sacred Ministers are allowed to touch the sacred vessels.” Does this mean that only priests, Bishops, Deacons, cardinals and the Pope can distribute the Holy Eucharist?
How and what do you guys think/feel about Eucharistic Ministers?
It was said by Pope St. Sixtus I, who was Pope from 114- 128. He states, “that none but sacred Ministers are allowed to touch the sacred vessels.” Does this mean that only priests, Bishops, Deacons, cardinals and the Pope can distribute the Holy Eucharist?
How and what do you guys think/feel about Eucharistic Ministers?
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