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tjwmason

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2. The congregation shouldn't get involved at the time
Thu Mar 1, 2012, 05:50 AM
Mar 2012

In the context of a Mass being celebrated it's not easy to tell cases such as non-Catholics who wander up not realising what's going on.

If a member of the faithful sees an event which does raise their concerns, then they should contact the Priest being ready to escalate to the Diocese if needed.

The decision to administer Communion has to be the Priest's, and he has to be responsible to the Bishop for any decisions which he takes.

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