Going to Mass twice in one day

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I sing in the choir at the regular Sunday morning Mass at my parish. A friend of mine invited me to attend Mass at his parish later on Sunday and then go out for dinner afterwards. (It is a very late Sunday Mass.) Is it OK to go to Mass twice in this sense? (I am almost certain that I could not take the Sacrament twice.)
 
I sing in the choir at the regular Sunday morning Mass at my parish. A friend of mine invited me to attend Mass at his parish later on Sunday and then go out for dinner afterwards. (It is a very late Sunday Mass.) Is it OK to go to Mass twice in this sense? (I am almost certain that I could not take the Sacrament twice.)
My understanding is that you can go as many times as you want but that you can only recieve twice in one day.

-Tim-
 
My understanding is that you can go as many times as you want but that you can only recieve twice in one day.

-Tim-
Correct. Unlimited number of Masses but only receive twice, provided the second reception is at a full Mass.
 
You may attend Mass as many times in one day as time will allow you to attend Masses, i.e., I could attend all four Sunday Masses at my parish.

Though you may attend as many Masses as time will allow on any given day, you may only receive the Eucharist twice in one day, as long as the second reception takes place during a Mass, (not a communion service).
 
I sing in the choir at the regular Sunday morning Mass at my parish. A friend of mine invited me to attend Mass at his parish later on Sunday and then go out for dinner afterwards. (It is a very late Sunday Mass.) Is it OK to go to Mass twice in this sense? (I am almost certain that I could not take the Sacrament twice.)
You are allowed to receive no more then twice a day as a lay Catholic .
 
The code of Canon Law(No.917) stipulates,"A person who has received the Most Holy Eucharist may receive it again on the same day only during the celebration of the Eucharist in which the person participates, with due regard for the prescription of Canon 921,2, Following this lead, Canon 921, 2 stipulates, even if they have received Communion in the same day, those who are in danger of death are strongly urged to recieve again. "Saccinctly, a person may receive communion twice a day.

Have a blessed day! Brenda
 
Yea what everyone else is saying. I have been to 3 masses in a weekend. Sometimes I go with my great aunts on Saturday, and then I sing and play the trumpet at the 8 am, and I almost always go to the Youth mass’s in the deanery when there is one.
 
The code of Canon Law(No.917) stipulates,"A person who has received the Most Holy Eucharist may receive it again on the same day only during the celebration of the Eucharist in which the person participates,
The Latin word is “iterum” which means “for the second time.” Translating it as “again” may lead to “again and again and again” thinking for those looking for loopholes. “Iterum,” by the way, is also used in the Creed.
 
I sing in the choir at the regular Sunday morning Mass at my parish. A friend of mine invited me to attend Mass at his parish later on Sunday and then go out for dinner afterwards. (It is a very late Sunday Mass.) Is it OK to go to Mass twice in this sense? (I am almost certain that I could not take the Sacrament twice.)
There is no limit to the number of times you can go to Mass in one day. If they had Mass all day long you could attend. Now, as far as receiving Holy Communion, if you participated in two Masses you could receive twice. But you need to participate in both. After that you may not receive Holy Communion, on that day.
 
We live in strange times. Going to Mass doesn’t mean one always receives the Eucharist.
 
There is no limit to the number of times you can go to Mass in one day. If they had Mass all day long you could attend. Now, as far as receiving Holy Communion, if you participated in two Masses you could receive twice. But you need to participate in both. After that you may not receive Holy Communion, on that day.
actually you only need to participate in the second one. in the first, assuming you were prepared you could walk in and recieve.
 
I was thinking about that too. What rule is there to stop one from receiving twice at the same Mass? Or if there is, just how much separation between communions is required?
good question. the resources ive read didnt cover that
 
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