[Salvation]

Is this still applicable with the relaxed fasting rules?

[Salvation]

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[Dr. Sivana]

I have also heard that it is sometimes said by Novus Ordo priests who want to practice saying the traditional Mass.

[Tax-chick]

So that leaves a penitential rite, Scripture, sermon, and intercessory prayers, blessing. Sounds rather like a Presbyterian Sunday service.

[mosesdapoet]

In the Religion forum, on a thread titled Catholic Word of the Day: DRY MASS, 08-18-14, Salvation wrote:
Is this still applicable with the relaxed fasting rules?

The whole idea of it was ahearance to the communion fasting rules. When the act of receiving communion was accepting a sacred mystery of faith and its taking not simply an acceptance or profession of it for others in the congregation to wittness.