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no worries, it’s interesting to be sureI don’t know either, I think some receive on the hand and drink directly from the chalice BUT I won’t comment further because I’m getting off topic.
Blessings
I think it's a Russian thing.Interesting, but I've received at numerous different churches and we never drank wine afterward.
it isI think it's a Russian thing.
Forgive my ignorance, what jurisdiction do you serve? Greek? Russian? Serbian? OCA?it is
Aren’t all Eastern Orthodox Churches equal?I think I may switch to a Russian church, then.
Yes, I was just making a little joke because I'm fond of wine.Aren’t all Eastern Orthodox Churches equal?
OCAForgive my ignorance, what jurisdiction do you serve? Greek? Russian? Serbian? OCA?
I know your a convert, so I have no idea what your ancestry is.
Thanks father!
yeppersThanks father!
I know when I was younger there were small cups of wine after receiving. Does the OCA still do this or was it only in Russian based churches within the OCA? I never really thought about that or even noticed it when in other churches like Greek or Antiochian.it is
many still do. mine does.I know when I was younger there were small cups of wine after receiving. Does the OCA still do this or was it only in Russian based churches within the OCA? I never really thought about that or even noticed it when in other churches like Greek or Antiochian.
yes, there are. one that happens every time is that disease isn’t transmitted through communion.Are there any Orthodox Eucharistic miracles? I know there are some in the Catholic Church.( I was just reading about an one yesterday. I believe the RCC does consider the Orthodox Eucharist to be valid but not the eucharist in my Lutheran Church.
Not to go off topic, but I heard they used multiple spoons for the Eucharist during the pandemic?yes, there are. one that happens every time is that disease isn’t transmitted through communion.
some places did.Not to go off topic, but I heard they used multiple spoons for the Eucharist during the pandemic?
Truth?
Thank you. Our church (WELS) used to use a common cup but we don't anymore.yes, there are. one that happens every time is that disease isn’t transmitted through communion.
we use a common cup. the use of multiple spoons didn’t last and caused a lot of issues in certain areas.Thank you. Our church (WELS) used to use a common cup but we don't anymore.
I was curious if there were Eucharistic miracles in the EO on the level I've read about in the RCC.
It’s kinda like how in the RCC tried banning communion on the tongue, but it couldn’t be enforced.some places did.
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