Let's talk about .. Bread and Wine!!
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Yes, as far as I know, the hosts are made by Carmelite nuns.Originally posted by Icemoon:For example, are the wine and bread in Catholic churches standardized? Or each parish purchase their own?
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The laity may recieve the consecrated wine in certain cases such as:Originally posted by NT2:no...RC dun administer wine unless some special Feast.
Not jus priest will distribute..u will see some lay people wearing a band over their shirt...these r people who r allowed to administer Eucharist.
the words usually said when the bread alone is give are :' The Body of Christ'
1) Newlyweds
2) The family members of newly ordained priest.
Traditionally, Communion is distributed by the priests. Nowadays we have Extraordinary Ministers of Communion. Only males who have great devotion to the Blessed Sacrament are allowed to become Extraordinary Ministers of Communion.
The questioning by the priest is done so as to allow those recieving Communion to reaffirm their faith in the Sacrament. -
Protestants communion lai2 lai2 qu4 qu4 is just eat bread drink wine .. like some forummers said, they pass the tray with small cups of wine and bread and you just take. No grand spectacle or ritual.Originally posted by M©+square:There are ushers.
Tell me more on the qualification to administer the Communion please?
And i hope it's not on the basis of assumption this time.
Cheers
need qualification meh? somemore now churches have big congregation and I think they can't be bothered with rules and protocol. -
hmm .. so I am right lah.Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:The laity may recieve the consecrated wine in certain cases such as:
1) Newlyweds
2) The family members of newly ordained priest.
Traditionally, Communion is distributed by the priests. Nowadays we have Extraordinary Ministers of Communion. Only males who have great devotion to the Blessed Sacrament are allowed to become Extraordinary Ministers of Communion.
The questioning by the priest is done so as to allow those recieving Communion to reaffirm their faith in the Sacrament.
On Sunday Mass, there are a few queues and they have priests or extraordinary ministers to give out the bread and wine?
Hmm .. I'm not sure 'cos in my impression there won't be too many priests during a Mass. 'cos they take turns as there are many sessions.
And they all live in this bungalow in the church compound. Typically 3 priests for a parish? -
normal mass administer only bread...must repeat hw many timesOriginally posted by Icemoon:hmm .. so I am right lah.
On Sunday Mass, there are a few queues and they have priests or extraordinary ministers to give out the bread and wine?
Hmm .. I'm not sure 'cos in my impression there won't be too many priests during a Mass. 'cos they take turns as there are many sessions.
And they all live in this bungalow in the church compound. Typically 3 priests for a parish?
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cant tell 'cos the bread is dipped in the wine, not drunk from a cup.Originally posted by NT2:normal mass administer only bread...must repeat hw many times -
actually its not very common for the priest to dip the sacred host into the sacred wine, unless for himself..Originally posted by Icemoon:cant tell 'cos the bread is dipped in the wine, not drunk from a cup. -
he keep on sayin Catholic eucharist is always bread n wine mah. hahahaOriginally posted by SingaporeMacross:actually its not very common for the priest to dip the sacred host into the sacred wine, unless for himself..
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There can be more than more priest during Mass.. those who are not concelebrating can come out during Communion time to distribute Communion..Originally posted by Icemoon:hmm .. so I am right lah.
On Sunday Mass, there are a few queues and they have priests or extraordinary ministers to give out the bread and wine?
Hmm .. I'm not sure 'cos in my impression there won't be too many priests during a Mass. 'cos they take turns as there are many sessions.
And they all live in this bungalow in the church compound. Typically 3 priests for a parish?
Priests live in the priest house or quarters. There are at least 2 priests per parish. -
blessed sacrament?Originally posted by NT2: -
oh .. then maybe i see wrongly. but confirm got bread lah. cos the priest put something into everyone's mouth .. lolOriginally posted by SingaporeMacross:actually its not very common for the priest to dip the sacred host into the sacred wine, unless for himself.. -
yup. arent u on ur knees?Originally posted by Icemoon:blessed sacrament? -
Originally posted by NT2:yup. arent u on ur knees?
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Down in adoration falling,
this great Sacrament we hail.
Ancient types have long departed,
newer rites of grave prevail.
Faith for all defects supplying,
when the feeble senses fail..
Glory let us give and blessing,
to the Father and the Son.
Honour, Might and Praise addressing,
while eternal ages run.
Equal praise to Him confessing,
who proceeds from both as one.... -
Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:Down in adoration falling,
this great Sacrament we hail.
Ancient types have long departed,
newer rites of grave prevail.
Faith for all defects supplying,
when the feeble senses fail..
Glory let us give and blessing,
to the Father and the Son.
Honour, Might and Praise addressing,
while eternal ages run.
Equal praise to Him confessing,
who proceeds from both as one....