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**32704**
I just saw this quote in AW's thread:
I'm not religious, but I do find a lot of comfort in the Episcopal service (i was raised in the epsicopal church--every sunday). Even though catholicism is similar I don't like the mass.
I'm curious. If the liturgy is similar, what is it about the mass that you don't like?
And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this Rock I will build my Church, and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it.
Re: **32704**
I really think it might come down to communion. I like kneeling at the rail and getting the waifer and the wine :-)
Above Us Only Sky
Interesting. Traditional Catholics prefer that as well. I prefer when the Precious Blood is offered as well and I would love to see the communion rails return. Some parishes place a kneeler (I think there's a better word for it but I don't know it) in front of the priest so that those who want to kneel can do so.