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siouxbhoney
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I know that I’ve seen this covered before, but I couldn’t find the answer when I just looked. When my husband and I visit my parents, we are 45 minutes from the nearest Catholic Church. I’m somewhat inclined to go to my parent’s church, they are methodist, which means that we are hearing the same liturgy, and not take communion. We asked a retired priest in our parish (the priest is SUPER busy, and I hate bothering him) if we should get a dispensation, but he said he didn’t think so. He knows my folks come to church with us when they visit, and thinks it’s “nice”. It rings kind of false for me and hubby, but I’m thinking the 45 minute may also constitute “too far”, which makes everything else a moot point. Is there a formula for how far to go to mass?