Going to Communion

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To be frank, it is none of your business. Why are you even affected by it? Move on. Them receiving the Sacraments is between them, their priest, and God. You do not know what the state of their souls are. Focus on your own sins and your own salvation.
Wow. That was harsh for my first reply. I feel so welcome now.
It is my business when it comes into my church in front of my children. And it is against Canon law and God’s law. I don’t know why I’m explaining this to you. You obviously don’t care.
 
As To the states of their souls, not for me To judge.

I DO KNOW that he is still married to me and therefore it is a GRAVE sin for them to take communion. Unless he starts living with her as brother and sister.
 
larsont7 said:
. If the priest performing the wedding ceremony announces the banns of marriage (which he is supposed to do 3 times prior to the wedding), then that would be a perfect time for you to address your concerns to him.

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I have never heard banns announced in a Catholic church.
 
Wow. That was harsh for my first reply. I feel so welcome now.
It is my business when it comes into my church in front of my children. And it is against Canon law and God’s law. I don’t know why I’m explaining this to you. You obviously don’t care.
I’m not sugarcoating it. That is the truth. What do you want me to say? God did not call each one of us to be crusaders within the Church against our own brothers and sisters. The guardian of the Sacraments are the priest, it is their job to know if the people receiving them are worthy. God will judge them. You or anyone else do not have to worry about it unless it ever becomes a task given to you (and not something you assign on your own).

I apologize if it sounds harsh, but that is the truth.
 
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