Mortal sin is the most serious kind of sin recognized in the Catholic Church. It severs you from God’s Grace. If you fail to confess and correct your ways, you’ll be ultimately condemned to eternal damnation. On the other hand, communion is one of the most sacred sacraments. You are partaking of the body and … Read more
Not all baptised Catholics can receive communion. There are additional requirements before you can receive the body and blood of Christ. These include being in a state of sanctifying grace, making sure you’ve gone to confession since your last mortal sin, and observing the Eucharist fast. The first two requirements are important in answering the … Read more
Catholics (and most other Christians) participate in the Holy Communion to remember the body and blood of Jesus and to signify the New Covenant. Can divorced Catholics receive communion though? Communion As A Sacred Act It was Jesus who set out the ordinance in Mathew Chapter 26. “And as they were eating, Jesus took bread, … Read more
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