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To: CARepubGal
after they served Communion, the priest offered Holy Bread to us non Orthodox folks)?

That would be Antidoron. It is a sharing of Christian love via bread with those who did not commune.

180 posted on 12/02/2003 10:41:20 PM PST by MarMema
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To: MarMema
That is how it was described to me (aha! moment). Is this a common Orthodox practice?
185 posted on 12/02/2003 11:24:19 PM PST by CARepubGal
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To: MarMema; CARepubGal
That would be Antidoron. It is a sharing of Christian love via bread with those who did not commune.

Interesting. As best I remember, Antidoron was not offered to Non-Communicant external Attendants (such as myself) at the Antiochan Orthodox church which I attended.

I took no offense at this, of course, recognizing myself to not be an Eastern Orthodox Communicant. But perhaps customs differ from parish to parish.

189 posted on 12/02/2003 11:31:56 PM PST by OrthodoxPresbyterian
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