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Can catholics receive communion in individual cups or do they have to receive from a common cup?
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∙ 14y ago
The original intent is to consecrate the wine from one cup (chalice). However, with many people receiving the wine now, two or more cups are used to consecrate. Everyone drinks from these cups, and it is not poured into individual cups, due to risk of spilling and the impracticality of serving hundreds.
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∙ 14y ago
Catholics may receive communion in either individual cups or from a common cup, depending on the practices and preferences of the specific Catholic church. The Catholic Church allows for variations in the manner of distributing communion to accommodate different cultural and logistical situations.
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