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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll go ahead and get flamed and say yes it bothers me although judge is a strong word. It's between them and God, but it feels disrespectful to me and my faith. When the priest or EMHC holds up the Host and says "The Body of Christ", the response of "Amen" is saying "yes, so be it", meaning you agree and acknowledge that statement. [/quote] But there is no basis for this rule. I mean I know it is church doctrine. But there is no historical basis for it. Not from Jesus and not from the early church. I ignore. [/quote] What rule do you ignore? The Catholic belief in the real presence? The significance of “amen” as meaning “so be it” and acknowledging that presence? That Catholics have “closed communion?” Or something else? It’s not clear what you’re saying. [/quote]
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