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Only with the Roman Church.Sometimes, both Species is impractical.
CannibalsWithin 60 years following the Protestant Revolt, the confusion that followed is evidenced in Christopher Rasperger’s work published in 1577, 200 Interpretations of the Words: This is My Body. Therefore, it is not surprising to find that some contemporary Protestant apologists strive to explain away the clear meaning of the institution narratives.
You're right.I switched nothing. I always said, offering was not drinking. The Roman Church refuses to allow the laity the blood of Christ. They offer it, but they refuse them to drink.
I haven't changed anything I have said.
You'r cute photos are the lie. Though I believe they are of real people enjoying the Lords Supper, as they should. They just don't represent the vast majority of Romanists.
Stranger
But not with the Catholic Church . . .Only with the Roman Church.
Stranger
Thank you.Cannibals
You are all cannibals and you try to call it Christianity.
The Catholic Church is the true fulfillment of Judaism.Question; Why do Jews not want to be Christians?
Answer: It scares them to worship a God who wants people to eat him and become cannibals.
This is not addressed in the Old Testament.
Catholics wouldn't know that.
Their brain washing is too deeply ingrained.
The Jews sacrificed a metaphorical lamb and ate it symbolically. Don't you know ANY theology???The Catholic Church is the true fulfillment of Judaism.
Just ask ANY Jewish convert . . .
You're right.
They DO, however, represent the vast majority of Catholics.
I know how humiliated you must feel . . .
And I've already proven you wrong about this lie - as I am one of millions of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion.98%, the Latin Rite, are not allowed to partake of the blood. As I have proved already. To which you cannot disprove. You can only hide behind your definition of 'catholic' and pretend that makes it not so. But it doesn't change the truth.
The Roman Church has changed the Lord's Supper so that they don't have to give the wine (blood) to the laity, and in 98% of the Roman churches, they don't. But the priests gets it.
Again, that's why your avatar has only a cracker. That is all you get.
Stranger
i guess they were rightThank you.
That's exactly what the pagan Romans called us.
Really??i guess they were right
Were they catholics?Really??
You're THAT ignorant and dense?
Here is an excerpt of the writings of Felix Minucius in the 2nd century showing just how stupid the claim of cannibalism was - and STILL is:
"Now the story about the initiation of young novices is as much to be detested as it is well known. An infant covered over with meal, that it may deceive the unwary, is placed before him who is to be stained with their rites: this infant is slain by the young pupil, who has been urged on as if to harmless blows on the surface of the meal, with dark and secret wounds. Thirstily – O horror! they lick up its blood; eagerly they divide its limbs. By this victim they are pledged together; with this consciousness of wickedness they are covenanted to mutual silence."
YUP - but YOUR lies are purely pagan Rome . . .Were they catholics?
And I've already proven you wrong about this lie - as I am one of millions of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion.
Sometimes, I reluctantly embarrass an anti-Catholic by showing him the truth.
In YOUR case, however - I have to admit - it's a real pleasure.
Here are some more pictures of the cup being "withheld" from the Laity . . .
Like I said - sometimes I take real pleasure in publicly proving you wrong . . .No, you haven't proven anything. You just show pictures. Like a first grader. You have nothing. I proved you wrong. You are embarrassed and humiliated. So what do you do. Show same old pictures of the 2% Eastern Rite.
When 98% of the Roman Church are denied the blood.
Put a glass of wine with that cracker.
Stranger
Like I said - sometimes I take real pleasure in publicly proving you wrong . . .
From the United states conference of Catholic Bishops:
The practice of Holy Communion under both kinds at Mass continued until the late eleventh century, when the custom of distributing the Eucharist to the faithful under the form of bread alone began to grow. By the twelfth century theologians such as Peter Cantor speak of Communion under one kind as a "custom" of the Church. This practice spread until the Council of Constance in 1415 decreed that Holy Communion under the form of bread alone would be distributed to the faithful.
In 1963, the Fathers of the Second Vatican Council authorized the extension of the faculty for Holy Communion under both kinds in Sacrosanctum Concilium
From Wikipedia:
In modern Catholic practice in Europe and much of the English-speaking world, Ireland excluded, Communion is offered under both kinds when receiving at Mass.
Ummmmmm, I gave you a quote directly from the United states Conference of Catholic Bishops.98%
I don't care that some Romanists partake of the Lords Supper as they should. It is the 98% that I showed you do not. Cause all you give them is a cracker. Pleasure yourself however you like. You have not disproved what I have said. As I have proved by your own Romanists that the blood is not given to the laity.
And you come up with something from 'wikipedia' instead of the Roman church. Please. You were better off trying to lie by showing pictures.
I don't care if it's offered. Is it drank? Oh yes, only by the priest. Which means only the priest observed the Lords Supper.
Stranger
Ummmmmm, I gave you a quote directly from the United states Conference of Catholic Bishops.
As usual - you're desperately grasping at straws with this fictitious "98%" nonsense.
Finally - your horrendous grammar aside - I've already given you photographic evidence on multiple posts that your second remark in RED is a complete fairy tale . . .