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diarmait
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Archdiocese of Los Angeles:
Thomas Aquinas College Chapel, Santa Paula, California
Thomas Aquinas College Chapel, Santa Paula, California
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dumspirospero
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Diocese of Baton Rouge:
St. Agnes Parish–kneeling for communion at all masses.
St. Agnes Parish–kneeling for communion at all masses.
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InnocentIII
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For those who may be visiting down under
St Patrick’s Smithtown, Diocese of Kempsey
We don’t have an altar rail as the church was built in the 70’s but a few of us are working on getting one put in. We have a very holy priest here who has spent the last three Sunday sermons encouraging people to kneel and receive on the tongue.
St Patrick’s Smithtown, Diocese of Kempsey
We don’t have an altar rail as the church was built in the 70’s but a few of us are working on getting one put in. We have a very holy priest here who has spent the last three Sunday sermons encouraging people to kneel and receive on the tongue.
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INAdoration
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What an encouraging list! Please keep it coming! Any more churches in Wisconsin that kneel?
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Olympia
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In the Diocese of Hartford, Connecticut:
**Immaculate Conception Church, Waterbury Connecticut ** uses the altar rail. It also has daily Rosary, 24 hr Adoration, confession 2 or 3 times daily except Sunday.
**Immaculate Conception Church, Waterbury Connecticut ** uses the altar rail. It also has daily Rosary, 24 hr Adoration, confession 2 or 3 times daily except Sunday.
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wanderlust
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I recently attended Holy Family in Columbus on a Saturday and everyone knelt and received communion on the tongue, which would seem to indicate that this is the norm at all masses rather than just at the Sunday Latin mass.
It was sparsely populated though in comparison to the more lively St. Patrick’s where I usually attend while in Columbus. It’s unfortunate though that these are the only two such parishes in Columbus or the surrounding area, and that there isn’t one with a more modern music lineup.
It was sparsely populated though in comparison to the more lively St. Patrick’s where I usually attend while in Columbus. It’s unfortunate though that these are the only two such parishes in Columbus or the surrounding area, and that there isn’t one with a more modern music lineup.
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