Week 54 | On the Road to Emmaus | How to Receive Holy Communion | Reverence and Receptivity

This week On the Road to Emmaus: a touchy subject. How to receive Holy Communion! Plus a challenging challenge from Bishop Boyea of Lansing. Watch and find out more.
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[@tinai8927]

Thank You Bishop Boyea. We love and appreciate your guidance ❤

[@loriweismantel6148]

As someone who has occasionally knelt in situations where literally no one else was, the part about our posture communicating and fostering our unity really struck me. But then maybe I was making it easier for someone else to kneel who wanted to. Thank you, Bishop Boyea and staff, for this edifying video.

[@ethanhamilton8064]

Man every week these videos speak to the heart! May God bless the Good Bishop, Earl Boyea!

[@annt.1300]

On the hand makes it easier for fragments of Our Lord Jesus to be dropped and for malcontents to take Him out for their own purposes.

[@haneyoakie14]

Thank you Bishop Boyea.

[@charityfyock9928]

Kneeling is most reverent,( If youre able) and,on the tongue, less likely to drop ,and Jesus be trampled on🙏BRING BACK OUR KNEELERS PLEASE

[@gloriahensley1740]

Amen!

[@hsmomof6]

Bring back the communion rail! Many of the Episcopal and Lutheran churches still have the communion rail and their parishioners receive kneeling at the rail!

[@kathrynmacgown6575]

Thank you! ❤

[@firstlast6292]

I know it’s approved Bishop but I can’t receive in the hand.

[@gloriahensley1740]

Neither can I, i believe receiving on the tongue is how the Lord told me - in humility and respect as when I was a child. When did in the hand become the norm? When Bishop Camaro who was a Freemason decided? This should be thoroughly and thoughtfully determined.

[@kragar4]

@@gloriahensley1740it’s legit in the GIRM. Was that way in the early Church- in the hand

[@joanborn8835]

So it’s OK for us to genuflect before we receive communion? And I am a Eucharistic minister is it OK for a female to be a Eucharistic minister? We have several.