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Quick Questions Are extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion able to give blessings?
Quick Questions Can you tell me who (if anyone) is supposed to read the gospel and give a homily at Communion services?
Quick Questions Should the wine be poured into chalices before the Consecration?
Quick Questions Can a priest order us to stand when receiving Communion?
Quick Questions Was it a valid consecration if the priest used leavened bread?
Quick Questions Can I receive on the tongue?
Quick Questions Is it lawful for a layperson to officiate at a Communion service? If so, is it lawful for a layperson to give a homily during this Communion service?
Quick Questions Is there a theological reason for a priest to celebrate Mass on Saturday morning?
Quick Questions Am I correct in believing that the precious blood should not be in a chalice that is used for a grape juice ceremony?

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