Woman Takes Over Offertory In Bishop‘s Mass (Video)
San Diego Bishop Robert McElroy, 66, USA, presided Pentecost Mass facing a big computer screen which connected people via video-stream. This turned McElroy's Eucharist into a Zoom-conference. The Mass …More
San Diego Bishop Robert McElroy, 66, USA, presided Pentecost Mass facing a big computer screen which connected people via video-stream.
This turned McElroy's Eucharist into a Zoom-conference. The Mass was co-presided by Auxiliary Bishop John Dolan and Vicar General Michael Pham.
McElroy went as far as incensing the computer screen. The screen-population said the general intercessions.
During the offertory, McElroy sat down, and a woman in alb took over. She performed the "offertory" which - luckily - in the Novus Ordo is abolished.
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This turned McElroy's Eucharist into a Zoom-conference. The Mass was co-presided by Auxiliary Bishop John Dolan and Vicar General Michael Pham.
McElroy went as far as incensing the computer screen. The screen-population said the general intercessions.
During the offertory, McElroy sat down, and a woman in alb took over. She performed the "offertory" which - luckily - in the Novus Ordo is abolished.
#newsNbonhyrmsg
Few Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
If you did, you would know that only consecrated hands can touch the Host, the chalice, the tabernacle. Or even enter into the Sanctuary.
We kneel in the presence of the Host while receiving Communion on the tongue. We do this out of reverence because we recognize that Christ is King.More
Few Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
If you did, you would know that only consecrated hands can touch the Host, the chalice, the tabernacle. Or even enter into the Sanctuary.
We kneel in the presence of the Host while receiving Communion on the tongue. We do this out of reverence because we recognize that Christ is King.
If you did, you would know that only consecrated hands can touch the Host, the chalice, the tabernacle. Or even enter into the Sanctuary.
We kneel in the presence of the Host while receiving Communion on the tongue. We do this out of reverence because we recognize that Christ is King.
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And, we kneel and receive on the tongue not only because Christ is King - but also, and even more importantly, because Jesus Christ is God the Son, consubstantial with God the Father. Modernism has totally obscured, and even in cases, denied this eternal Truth and dogma of the Catholic Faith.