What if a non-baptized person eats bread of Eucharist?

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I’ve never been through any of the sacraments at the church, i’ve attended mass a couple of times and I always wanted to eat the bread. Would that be a bad thing?
 
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Jennifer02:
I’ve never been through any of the sacraments at the church, i’ve attended mass a couple of times and I always wanted to eat the bread. Would that be a bad thing?
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Yes, that would be very bad. It would be sacrilege.

Go to the pastor of the parish and get enrolled in RCIA or catechism class. If you do start RCIA, I advise you to read and study as much as possible on your own. Some RCIA instructors, from what I hear, are not very well informed themselves.

Read more on this site. Also try www.fisheaters.com for condensed, quick, and complete lessons in various aspects of Catholicism.
 
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Jennifer02:
I’ve never been through any of the sacraments at the church, i’ve attended mass a couple of times and I always wanted to eat the bread. Would that be a bad thing?
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Receiving the Eucharist you would receive the Body and Blood of Christ however it would be of no effect for you since you are not Baptized and therefore cannot receive Sacramental Grace. Doing so intentionally since you carry Original Sin on your soul would offend Christ.
 
if you want to truly partake in the Eucharist and are serious about the Catholic faith join RCIA. If, however, and this is the impression I get from your post, you are just curious about what the bread taste like, just go explain this curiosity and ask for some unconsecrated bread. We all were curious way back when in the second grade before receiving our first communions so the priest let us try unconsecrated bread. It is nothing special and we surely aren’t receiving the Eucharist for a good tasting bread.
 
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Yes, that would be very bad. It would be sacrilege.

Go to the pastor of the parish and get enrolled in RCIA or catechism class. If you do start RCIA, I advise you to read and study as much as possible on your own. Some RCIA instructors, from what I hear, are not very well informed themselves.

Read more on this site. Also try www.fisheaters.com for condensed, quick, and complete lessons in various aspects of Catholicism.
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Fisheaters.com is a good website, if you’re well aware of the dangers of Ultra-Traditionalism, might I suggest that until she has grown further in the faith she confine herself to EWTN.com and other such faithful rightwingers?
 
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