Roman Catholic doctrine prohibits us from participating. But as Methodists we practice the Open Table. All Christians, including Orthodox, Roman, and Protestant are welcome.
1 point I believe should also be stated is that the Eucharistic host must be received from the priests hand to our tongue's. As the priest's hands are blessed when they become ordained but if the host is placed upon the hand of the receiver it takes some of the blessing away from the Holy Eucharist given to us. We should be happy and grateful to receive our Lord and his blessing in this way.
What you say is a personal interpretation. Where it is permitted by the local bishop, a person may receive on the tongue, or in the hand, as the first Christians did.
@@sgioba my point is that we are supposed to receive it upon our tongue's. It's taught in the Catholic religion to receive it on the tongue due to the priests hands being blessed as they're ordained. When we make our first communions we are taught to hold our hands in prayer as we walk up to the priest, and recieve the Eucharist via our tongue's. That is how we are supposed to recieve the Eucharist. I don't know how it's done in the Christian religion but I know the proper way in the Catholic religion is via the tongue.
Thank you for your work. You are doing a fabulous job!
Happy Canada 🇨🇦 Day Father David Michael
Thank you, Fr. for explaining. There are some who want to receive communion. I tell them that it is only for baptized catholics. ❤
I thought you also needed to be in a state of grace to receive communion? No mortal sin?
@@abrahamlopez57 Correct.
Thank you Father David ❤
Yes Father! Amen!
Amen 😊❤
Well said.
That's a great bite sized explanation
Amen, the Most Holy Eucharist is the Source and Summit of our Faith. 🙌🏻🎚🙌🏻
Happy Canada Day from Canada Fr. David Michael!
Catholic ❤
Loved this ❤. Thank you Father, God bless 🙏🏻
Father David, could you do a video on how to receive the Eucharist. Thank you
Great video!
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Amen means So be it.
Thank you Father
thank you for this video, it will help many people i know
Well said💯, God Bless !
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Amen❤❤❤
Yes father ❤❤❤❤ Amén 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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I love been a Catholic for ever and ever, if Gods will and Mary The Holy Virgin
I'm 27 years old I'm only been baptized doni need to take classes or just go to confession then euchrist
If you are a baptized Catholic, you only need to go to confession, in order to resume receiving the Eucharist.
@@stevehammett2008 doesn't someone have to go through the sacrament of holy communion ?
Hi! You should ask your parish for it's First Holy Communion preparation guide. Do it! You'll never regret it😊
What about baptised Christians from other churches? I'm a Methodist
Roman Catholic doctrine prohibits us from participating. But as Methodists we practice the Open Table. All Christians, including Orthodox, Roman, and Protestant are welcome.
1 point I believe should also be stated is that the Eucharistic host must be received from the priests hand to our tongue's. As the priest's hands are blessed when they become ordained but if the host is placed upon the hand of the receiver it takes some of the blessing away from the Holy Eucharist given to us. We should be happy and grateful to receive our Lord and his blessing in this way.
What you say is a personal interpretation. Where it is permitted by the local bishop, a person may receive on the tongue, or in the hand, as the first Christians did.
@@sgioba my point is that we are supposed to receive it upon our tongue's. It's taught in the Catholic religion to receive it on the tongue due to the priests hands being blessed as they're ordained. When we make our first communions we are taught to hold our hands in prayer as we walk up to the priest, and recieve the Eucharist via our tongue's. That is how we are supposed to recieve the Eucharist. I don't know how it's done in the Christian religion but I know the proper way in the Catholic religion is via the tongue.
Anyone can receive Holy communion but it doesn't mean you are receiving any benefit from it.
Do you check ID's?
God knows the truth.
@@barblacy619Did God say you must be catholic to receive communion? Did Jesus say it?
You are too exclusive preventing many from entering the Kingdom of God!
His message can be summed up in one word “self-righteousness”!
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