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Quick Questions If someone is unsure he's in a state of grace, should he refrain from receiving Communion?
Quick Questions Are Eastern Masses valid? Should Catholics receive Communion at them?
Quick Questions Which side of Jesus' body was pierced?
Quick Questions An Eastern Orthodox friend sometimes attends Mass with me and receives Communion. Is this allowed?
Quick Questions Are extraordinary ministers allowed to bless communicants with the consecrated host?
Quick Questions Why do some communicants approach the priest with a rosary in their hands?
Quick Questions Is it possible to get sick from drinking from the Eucharistic cup?
Quick Questions Can the bishop require the congregation to stand after the "Lamb of God"?
Quick Questions Should I have placed the host into the pyx in the Communion line?
Quick Questions Did St. Norbert have to drink a spider to avoid desecrating the precious blood?
Quick Questions Should I have received Communion and anointing from an Orthodox priest?
Quick Questions Should a priest invite non-Catholics who believe in the Real Presence to receive Communion?
Quick Questions I thought that we "receive" Communion. I am so dismayed when people say that they "take" Communion.
Quick Questions How can someone who is a vegetarian receive Communion since transubstantiation changes the host into Christ’s body and blood?
Quick Questions How should unconsecrated hosts be treated?

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