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Originally Posted by MysticCat
(And, of course, I'd say there's a difference in non-Catholic Christians and non-Christians when it comes to communion in the Roman Catholic Church. That notice in the missal does provide for non-Catholic Christians to take communion under specific circumstances.)
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It outlines those sects which the Roman Catholics recognize and which the RCs consider able to take communion, but also notes that non-RCs should follow the dictates of their religious organization. I'll have to pay special attention to it this Sunday - I know it lists those groups. There are extraordinary circumstances in which I know priests can give communion to non-RCs, but I doubt that attending a wedding would be one of them. I don't know why a non-Christian would want to take communion, or what the Archbishop was thinking. If he thinks of it as merely symbolic, sounds like he'd be happier in ECUSA!
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