You sit. I have seen many elderly or infirm people sit because they could not kneel. And yes, go to communion. I have seen people with crutches, walkers, etc, go to communion. It may be best if you can sit near the front to make it easier for you and others. At some parishes, those who can not walk or move easily sit in the front pew and can recieve the Eucharist from there. Check with the greeters or ushers at the church when you get there.I have an injury that will not allow me to kneel during the mass, what should I do? Also I am on crutches, should I still go up for the Eucharist? I did not even think about this, but mass is going to start in about a hour!
Revert TSIEG
I would rather go up than wait for one of the Eucharistic ministers to come to me! Thanks… no kneeling… walk up like normal! Thanks for the info and the prayer!You sit. I have seen many elderly or infirm people sit because they could not kneel. And yes, go to communion. I have seen people with crutches, walkers, etc, go to communion. It may be best if you can sit near the front to make it easier for you and others. At some parishes, those who can not walk or move easily sit in the front pew and can recieve the Eucharist from there. Check with the greeters or ushers at the church when you get there.
Blessings for a fast recovery.