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Thoughts? Personally I agree with Archbishop Girotti, as long as Mr Berlusconi wasn’t in mortal sin at the time he could receive communion as according to canon law he could as long as he wasn’t living with his second life, and besides making a big fuss about it would needlessly strain ties between the Church and Berlusconi who despite some doubtful activities in his private life, is politically speaking, pro-Catholic with the correct stances against euthanasia, supporting family values, etc.
Thoughts? Personally I agree with Archbishop Girotti, as long as Mr Berlusconi wasn’t in mortal sin at the time he could receive communion as according to canon law he could as long as he wasn’t living with his second life, and besides making a big fuss about it would needlessly strain ties between the Church and Berlusconi who despite some doubtful activities in his private life, is politically speaking, pro-Catholic with the correct stances against euthanasia, supporting family values, etc.