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Can a Straight Edge Catholic still drink the communal wine at church?
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∙ 14y ago
Communion usually involves only a sip of wine. Some churches use nonalcoholic Grape Juice. It might not hurt to ask a priest how they handle the matter in their parish.
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At what age can you drink wine in the Catholic Church?
Any baptized Catholic who has received his/her First Holy Communion can receive communion under both species.
Is it allowed to drink beer and bring discos at the catholic church premises?
Yes. You are allowed to party and get drunk at a church. All the better for God to watch you.
Is it a sin to drink beer in a Church or on Sunday?
.Catholic AnswerIt is never a sin to drink beer, as long as it is not to excess, then it would always be a sin. Church is a place to pray so I don't think one would have an opportunity to drink in a Church. If you have given up beer for something, or for a fast day then it would be a sin to drink it. Sunday has never been a fast day.
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Yes, they are allowed to drink - but in moderation. Getting drunk is frowned upon. There is no prohibition in the Catholic Church against drinking alcohol.
Use Communism in a sentence?
The communal cup was passed around the church so that everyone could drink from it.
Are Protestants allowed to drink wine in the Chapal?
Yep. Anyone over the legal age limit is allowed to drink in Chapal..AnswerIf you are asking if protestants are permitted to receive Holy Communion in the Catholic Church, then the answer is no.
Can a non Catholic drink the bread and the wine?
If you are referring to non Catholics receiving communion in a Catholic Church, the answer is no. Communion means an acceptance and belief in a religion and to receive Communion you do not accept would be hypocritical as well as blasphemous.
What does the expression To drink a beverage straight up mean?
To have a drink straight up means with nothing added
What if a non Catholic is taking holy communion how different is it from Catholic?
I am assuming you mean how different is communion in a non-catholic church vs. Holy Communion in a Catholic Church? In that instance, Holy Communion in a Catholic Church is, literally, the Body and Blood of Our Blessed Savior; brought about through the direct intervention of the Holy Spirit working through the priest who pronounces the words of consecration. For a Catholic to receive Holy Communion in a state of grace confers more grace through fulfilling Our Blessed Lord's command to eat His Body and drink His Blood. For a non-Catholic or a Catholic in a state of mortal sin to receive Holy Communion is to eat condemnation as St. Paul points out "and this is why many of your are ill and dying"
What is a practical Catholic?
A practicing catholic is one who regularly observes the standard Catholic sacraments such as attending mass and confession; as opposed to a person who is a member of the catholic church, but does not regularly observe the sacraments.
Can you drink merlot straight?
Merlot is a wine. Wine is generally drunk straight.
Can you drink poison?
No. When you drink poison, you die from whether you are straight to the cemetery or heaven.
