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What is the Maundy Thursday service like in the Catholic Church? Since it is the night of the Last Supper woudn’t it appear odd if I didn’t go up to receive? (which of course I wouldn’t since I’m not Catholic yet) I feel like since it’s a special Mass that I should perhaps not go? I certainly don’t want to appear disrespectful of the Last Supper by not receiving but then again (if I were to join the RCIA this fall) next year I would most certainly go but still not receive since I would be doing so on the Easter Vigil.
On the other hand I could go to an Episcopal church here for the Maundy Thursday service and receive communion. I’m kind of on the fence about this. Here is the other question: I’m pretty sure I will be joining an RCIA class this fall, but since I still have awhile, would it be wrong for me to go to and partake at the church where I currently attend? I find myself in the odd position of REALLY wanting to take the Eucharist but now being concerned about even taking it in another church. I have never been able to get a full understanding of the Episcopal belief of the Eucharist- they seem to skirt around the issue a bit! I have a feeling that if I do go to the service (Protestant one) I might answer my own question
Thanks for reading!
Stephanie
On the other hand I could go to an Episcopal church here for the Maundy Thursday service and receive communion. I’m kind of on the fence about this. Here is the other question: I’m pretty sure I will be joining an RCIA class this fall, but since I still have awhile, would it be wrong for me to go to and partake at the church where I currently attend? I find myself in the odd position of REALLY wanting to take the Eucharist but now being concerned about even taking it in another church. I have never been able to get a full understanding of the Episcopal belief of the Eucharist- they seem to skirt around the issue a bit! I have a feeling that if I do go to the service (Protestant one) I might answer my own question
Stephanie