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Visiting another parish, can you... [Rom-Cath]?
A friend asked me and as I'm Anglican, I don't know...
Can a Roman Catholic take communion at another Roman Catholic parish as a visitor?
6 Answers
- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
Of course, the Catholic Church is One. the church, may I remind you, is not a building, or a parish, it is the PEOPLE. Catholics are not "visitors" in any parish, they are simply Christians, and every single parish anywhere in the world is their spiritual home. Being Anglican, just think of the Catholic Church as something very similar to the Anglican Church, there are so few differences in practise, that you would be amazed.
- WolfeblaydeLv 78 years ago
Of course. A Catholic who is free of mortal sin can take Communion at any parish.
Source(s): Catholic Christian - omarta1Lv 68 years ago
if that roman catholic is in a state of grace.. you betcha... that the beauty of the uuniversal chruch ..you can find the eucharist in a catholic church almost everywhere in the world... and know thats the theological teacings are all identical.
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- ?Lv 78 years ago
yes
as long as they believe in the sacrifice of the heavenly father, jesus christ, and the holy spirit