Of course not.

No. Can’t you drink it before mass or after?

Anonymous wrote:No. You are there to worship, not to be entertained.

Wrong thread? Drinking coffee is not generally considered to be "entertainment".

No. You are there to worship, not to be entertained.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My Catholic Church is casual but I’ve never seen that. Coffee and donuts after church- yes definitely.

Do the coffee and donuts after generally cost money? Wondering if I should bring cash. I will hold off on my morning coffee until 9AM I guess.

No, the Catholic Church no longer sells indulgences.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My Catholic Church is casual but I’ve never seen that. Coffee and donuts after church- yes definitely.

Do the coffee and donuts after generally cost money? Wondering if I should bring cash. I will hold off on my morning coffee until 9AM I guess.

Only at a trashy megachurch

Everyone drinks coffee in our nin Catholic church, lol so ridiculous with these rules

Hold off until after mass.

Anonymous wrote:My Catholic Church is casual but I’ve never seen that. Coffee and donuts after church- yes definitely.

Do the coffee and donuts after generally cost money? Wondering if I should bring cash. I will hold off on my morning coffee until 9AM I guess.

My Catholic Church is casual but I’ve never seen that. Coffee and donuts after church- yes definitely.

I am almost positive I was once in a ritzy non denominational Christian pseudo mega church and they had a super busy coffee shop literally in the church. But I don’t know if people brought coffees into the pews. That was years ago.

No

Totally inappropriate.

No, not okay.

Sorry I know it’s a silly question. Back home. Haven’t been to church in ages. Folks go to the early bird 8AM mass. There’s a Starbucks a block away. Would it be ok to bring in just a small tall cup of coffee? I’m assuming not ok but figured it doesn’t hurt to ask anonymously.