COMMUNION IN THE HAND
POST VATICAN II
From FAITH, Editor Rev. Hololloway, S.T.L., Portslade, England. "The demand
for `communion in the hand' did not derive from any genuine demand or need
from the people. It came from the same group of sophisticated neo-modernist
intellectuials and priests who have been active in denying
transubstantiation and are for the most part in open defection from the
full doctrine, and even more, from the full morals of the Roman Catholic
Church. It ought therefore to be more strenouously resisted, and the snide
practice of doing away with the altar rails, on specious pseudo-liturgical
pretexts, with it. Holy Communion for the general goods is given the most
reverently, kneeling, and taken with devotion upon the tongue."
CATHOLIC JOURNALS
From WARNINGS FROM THE BEYOND, a supposed dialogue between exorcising
priests and demons, circulated by Our Lady of Roses, Bayside, NY.
"Exorcist: `What is the story about Communion in the hand in the
earliest times of the Church?'
"Demon: `Christ - we saw it ourselves at the time - when He broke the
Bread, did not give It into the hands of the Apostles. He put the Bread
directly into the mouths ot the Apostles. The Apostles gave Holy Communion
in the mouth. If later they did receive It in ther hand, it was because
they had the wrong understanding of things.'
"E: `Who did want to introduce Communion in the hand?'
"D: `It is we who schemed and plotted for that. We said to ourselves,
"If we can manage to introduce Communion in then hand among the early
Christians, then later on we will be able to say, `There was Communion in
the hand previously in the time of the first Christians.'"
"`However, Communion in the mouth was brought back. Certain leading
saints and very great Doctors of the Church saw clearly where this was
leading, and that it would be better and there would be more respect if He
up there were received in the mouth.'"
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