i just would feel really weird touching the eucharist with my own hands before touching other surfaces that'll likely be stepped on or washed with chemicals
i dunno
it just seems wrong to me

I'm in Kentucky and I can confirm that my church uses real bread
I've been to churches that use the stale cracker things though

Lol we use gluten free rice crackers cause California

My church has gluten-free options but you have to tell the priest beforehand.

We have grape juice and stale, crushed up saltines

I'm in Kentucky and I can confirm that my church uses real bread
I've been to churches that use the stale cracker things though

Lol we use gluten free rice crackers cause California

My church has gluten-free options but you have to tell the priest beforehand.

No one feeds it to us or anything, they're just sitting in a bowl next to the stage and a bowl of grape juice

@philosophicalmess

1. If your mother prescribed you a medication, she must think it would be for the best.
2. Yes, that's very much illegal.
3. If you honestly reported this, she would be in jail. You keep saying 'I don't have to justify' because you don't want to admit you're lying. Police don't take this stuff lightly. I'm in a mood, so I'm just gonna say it:

Stop. Lying.

Once my parents went to a wedding where they did communion only they couldn't see what was going on and when they got up there, the priest fed it to them and my dad said he was really scared

Weird. (That he was scared.)

I'm in Kentucky and I can confirm that my church uses real bread
I've been to churches that use the stale cracker things though

I’ve never understood why it matters if you use a wafer/cracker/bread whatever.. I don’t understand the appeal in transsubstantiation anyway

Do some people think it matters? Huh.

I don't think it matters what you use
Most churches do grape juice instead of wine because children and stuff
Pretty sure Catholics use wine though?? Correct me if I'm wrong

I'm in Kentucky and I can confirm that my church uses real bread
I've been to churches that use the stale cracker things though

Lol we use gluten free rice crackers cause California

My church has gluten-free options but you have to tell the priest beforehand.

No one feeds it to us or anything, they're just sitting in a bowl next to the stage and a bowl of grape juice

We've got actual hosts, but not wine (the former bishop who died a year or two ago didn't have us do wine unless it was a special occasion, idk if we'll go back to it with the current one. We didn't earlier this year bc of the virus)

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

I am not the biggest fan of that chat and the things that are talked about there, so I think I'd rather do it in the rudeness chat if Eris doesn't mind

That's fair.

Also there's nuns and they make a phenomenal hot pepper jelly.

I don't think it matters what you use
Most churches do grape juice instead of wine because children and stuff
Pretty sure Catholics use wine though?? Correct me if I'm wrong

The one time I was at a Catholic church, they did communion and it was wine

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

Not without dying I presume

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

Meteors?

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

Like a famous person? Or the flaming balls in the sky?

I’ve never understood why it matters if you use a wafer/cracker/bread whatever.. I don’t understand the appeal in transsubstantiation anyway

Well I don't know about any appeal.

flaming balls in the sky..and also CLOUDS…i just wanna know what they feel like is all

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

I like to think I created one in the science lab 🤷🏻

flaming balls in the sky..and also CLOUDS…i just wanna know what they feel like is all

Touching a star would quite literally kill you, and clouds feel like wet air
If you've ever been outside in the fog, that's what it's like since fog is just low clouds I believe

so like random thought. has anyone ever touched a star?

I like to think I created one in the science lab 🤷🏻

ooh~

Meteors?

flaming balls in the sky..and also CLOUDS…i just wanna know what they feel like is all

Fire. So I assume not. Also clouds…fog. kinda icky but also fun. Wet.

I'm in Kentucky and I can confirm that my church uses real bread
I've been to churches that use the stale cracker things though

I’ve never understood why it matters if you use a wafer/cracker/bread whatever.. I don’t understand the appeal in transsubstantiation anyway

Do some people think it matters? Huh.

YES.

flaming balls in the sky..and also CLOUDS…i just wanna know what they feel like is all

Touching a star would quite literally kill you, and clouds feel like wet air
If you've ever been outside in the fog, that's what it's like since fog is just low clouds I believe

huh