[Forest Keeper]

I should also point out that it is considered a 'mortal sin' to knowingly take the Catholic communion when you are not a part of the Catholic faith.

I'm not sure what a "mortal sin" is. Is that the same as "unforgivable"? I sure hope not, else I'm in a whale of a fix :)

[annalex]

No, mortal sin can be absolved. Mortal sin is a sin that concerns a grave matter and is committed intentionally. The traditional list of cardinal mortal sins are Pride, Envy, Wrath, Sloth, Lust, Avarice, Gluttony. The other kind is venial, that is a sin done without intending to sin. Venial sins do not have to be formally absolved at confession.

[lugsoul]

Me, too.