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#287903 - 05/03/08 02:18 AM
Re: RC Bishop Installed-Ceremony Includes "Smudging & Purificatio
[Re: Our Lady's slave]
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sfo
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Registered: 04/23/08
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Loc: Georgia, USA
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Like everything else in life there are exceptions and not everyone knows "the rules." I was just speaking from my own experience. Maybe I've just lucked out and been in churches where the people don't get very excited about things. I read something "official" but can't think for the life of me what it pertained to, that at least in danger of death, children "with sufficient understanding" even under the age of seven can receive the Eucharist and Anointing of the Sick. Things change, and people's understanding and attitudes usually take a while to catch up. For instance, my mother was confirmed on the same day she received the Eucharist at age seven. I was confirmed when I was twelve, but both my kids weren't confirmed until they were in high school, which is pretty much the norm now. They were astounded that we were confirmed "so young."
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