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A priest who “get’s it” about how people receive Communion! | From Fr. Z’s Blog
While you read this, do an examination of conscience. Do you do any of the things he describes?
A Letter from Our Cathedral Rector
Dear Parishioners,
I want to thank all of you who have recently started receiving Holy Communion on the tongue, not to mention those of you who already had been. This subject has generated a lot of buzz over the past few weeks, the vast majority of which has been overwhelmingly positive.
While my main objective in encouraging reception on the tongue is to deepen appreciation for the Eucharist, I also have a pastoral responsibility to eliminate abuses common to receiving in the hand. Such abuses are no doubt unintentional.
Nevertheless, what I witness troubles me. And I’m not alone.
Link to rest of article: wdtprs.com/blog/2011/01/a-priest-who-gets-it-about-how-people-receive-communion/
While you read this, do an examination of conscience. Do you do any of the things he describes?
A Letter from Our Cathedral Rector
Dear Parishioners,
I want to thank all of you who have recently started receiving Holy Communion on the tongue, not to mention those of you who already had been. This subject has generated a lot of buzz over the past few weeks, the vast majority of which has been overwhelmingly positive.
While my main objective in encouraging reception on the tongue is to deepen appreciation for the Eucharist, I also have a pastoral responsibility to eliminate abuses common to receiving in the hand. Such abuses are no doubt unintentional.
Nevertheless, what I witness troubles me. And I’m not alone.
Link to rest of article: wdtprs.com/blog/2011/01/a-priest-who-gets-it-about-how-people-receive-communion/