Biden and Abortion: ‘Between Us and You a Great Chasm Is Established’ (Luke 16:26)
“The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to codifying Roe v. Wade and appointing judges that respect foundational precedents like Roe.” —President Joe Biden
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Understanding the Holy Eucharist, Our ‘Source and Summit’
The Holy Eucharist was instituted by Jesus ‘on the night he was betrayed’ — which underscores the seriousness of receiving Communion while simultaneously betraying him.
Analysis: The Communion Controversy Could be Far Greater Than Just Pro-Abortion Politicians
Canon 915 of the Code of Canon Law states that those “obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to holy communion.”
Archbishop Cordileone: Catholics Must Recover ‘Idea of Worthiness to Receive Communion’
Pelosi, on a Jan. 18 podcast with former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, had referred to the issue of abortion as “a woman’s right to choose” and said that Catholics should “love contraception” for reducing the abortion rate.
Analysis: Will Archbishop Gregory’s ‘Dialogue’ with Biden Undermine USCCB?
While Archbishop Gregory has every proper right to “dialogue” with an individual Catholic in his diocese, it is less clear that the Archbishop of Washington is ex officio empowered to bargain with the head of state on behalf of the Church across the country.
Cardinal Burke: Joe Biden Should Not Receive Holy Communion
Cardinal Burke said it is the historic teaching of the Church that those in a condition of grave sin should not be admitted to Holy Communion
Can Bishops Require Communion on the Hand?
Fr. James Bradley, assistant professor at the School of Canon Law at The Catholic University of America argued that that the decision to prohibit the distribution of the Eucharist on the tongue should lie with Rome, not with diocesan bishops.
Cardinal Sarah: Many Pandemic Communion Proposals are ‘Madness’
“Jesus cannot be treated like this,” says the prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments.
The Holy Eucharist is a Gift We Don’t Deserve
Let us grieve over the distance, long for our Lord in the Eucharist, and stay close to him in our hearts.
The Bread of Heaven: Where Do Communion Hosts Come From?
These sisters bake altar bread — the Communion hosts that will be consecrated at Masses every day.
