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Reply #44: That seems pretty odd. I technically qualify but I would refuse to take communion [View All]

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ButterflyBlood Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-11 11:28 PM
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44. That seems pretty odd. I technically qualify but I would refuse to take communion
Edited on Sun Oct-02-11 11:29 PM by ButterflyBlood
Since I don't consider my Catholic confirmation valid.

That type of bureaucratic nonsense bugs me so much. The church I'm going to now's programs say that anyone who believes in Jesus Christ can take communion. Another one I've gone to around here said in their bulletin that they welcome anyone without exception.

My mom went with me about two weeks ago, and she took communion which might be fine with this church but violates the Catholic Church's rules.
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