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Shoulder to shoulder we knelt, evening light falling across the tabernacle, and as my about-to-be husband whispered a prayer, my tears came fast and free. The memory of having our confessions heard and then receiving the Eucharist together for the last time as an engaged couple is one of the most cherished memories of my life, one where the divide between heaven and earth, between the moments I'd dreamed of for years and the reality they were about to become, felt so thin.
Liturgical & Sacramental Resources
It's a classic Catholic wedding problem: how do you explain the significance of the Eucharist, and the requirements for receiving it, to your wedding guests who aren't Catholic? We have some tips to help you navigate these tricky ecumenical waters with charity and grace.
Shoulder to shoulder we knelt, evening light falling across the tabernacle, and as my about-to-be husband whispered a prayer, my tears came fast and free. The memory of having our confessions heard and then receiving the Eucharist together for the last time as an engaged couple is one of the most cherished memories of my life, one where the divide between heaven and earth, between the moments I'd dreamed of for years and the reality they were about to become, felt so thin.
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From the Experts: Tips from Catholic Wedding Vendors
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