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From: hwt@.bnr.ca (Henry Troup)
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Subject: Receiving the host
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Date: 24 Jul 90 08:14:07 GMT
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In article <Jul.18.05.02.57.1990.16155@athos.rutgers.edu> cms@dragon.uucp writes:
>the late middle ages, the priest is to continue to place the bread in people's
>mouths rather than following the ancient practice of placing it in their
>hands."  So that's why!  I find it interesting that here the Church is a force

I'm slightly confused - are you saying that American Episcopal practice is 
to place the bread in people's mouths?  This is rather unlike the Episcopal
Church in Scotland, and the Anglican Church of Canada.  Do you also receive
in both kinds?

BTW, the host is supposed to be a wonderful remedy for caterpillars on cabbage!
:^)
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