Posted by father john george
on October 30, 2009, 11:58 am
Posted by Clare on October 30, 2009, 8:53 am
123.2.144.192
Can Anglican’s have communion in the Catholic Church? (I don’t mean after the Anglican church merge with the Catholic Church.) Also have Catholics being able to have communion if they were to go to a service at the Anglican Church?
Clare
ITIS PERMITTED IN DANGER OF DEATH,THAT IF AN ANGLICAN SUA SPONTE FREELY ASKS FOR VIATICUM AND BELIEVES ALL THAT RCC TEACHES ON EUCHARIST THEN[MUTATIS MUTANDIS EG ABSOLUTION] THE ANGLICAN MAY RECIEVE COMMUNION
EUCHARIST IS TWO FOLD
1]A SIGN OF UNITY WHICH ORDINARILY PRECLUDES ANGLICANS
2]COMUNION IS GRACE GIVING
THE CHURCH DISCIPLINE UNDERLINES NO 1 BUT IN HER TENDER CONCERN PERMITS NUMBER 2 IN EXTREMIS OR PERICULO MORTIS-I MYELF HAVE AVAILED MYSELF OF THIS PASTORAL DISPENSATION IN HOSPITAL CHAPLAINCY-THOUGH SENSITIVE TO NOT GIVING SCANDAL
CATHOLICS ARE NOT TO TAKE COMMUNION IN ANGLICAN CHURCH SINCE THERE IS NOT UNITY OF BELIEF ON EUCHARIST
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