What’s Really Required for a “Eucharistic Revival”: Rethinking How We Approach the Holy Eucharist
Tradition and Sanity
In this wide-ranging talk, I discuss the magnificent Eucharistic doctrine of the Catholic Church and highlight the good reasons standing behind traditional customs such as kneeling to receive Communion on the tongue and having only ordained ministers distribute Holy Communion. Then I show that the traditional Latin Mass, in its totality, is the ultimate powerhouse of "Eucharistic Revival." The Q & A period was particularly lively; here, all of the questions are written out clearly on screen before my answers. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.traditionsanity.com/subscribe
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Religion & Spirituality • Christianity
Society & Culture • Philosophy
About Podcast
The best in Catholic culture, the Latin Mass, Sacred Music, theology, and more, brought to you from Tradition and Sanity Substack by Peter and Julian Kwasniewski. Visit traditionsanity.substack.com!
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