[ebb tide]

Ordinary plastic is fine for 3 million people.”

But it’s not “fine” for the Body of Christ. He deserves much better.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“But it’s not “fine” for the Body of Christ. He deserves much better.”

You could make the same case for ordinary matzah that He used.

The Holy Scriptures include not a single verse of how to implement communion - other than the form of the traditional Jewish Passover meal. The plastic cups were used to distribute the (non-matzah) wafers. No big deal.

If it offends some, perhaps they are focused on the wrong thing.

[Alex Murphy]

"Ordinary plastic is fine for 3 million people.”
But it’s not “fine” for the Body of Christ. He deserves much better.

I've certainly read worse:

COMMUNION THROUGH A FEEDING TUBE (And More on Confirmations)
No Genetically Modified Jesus! (Important Issue!) [Catholic Caucus]
Monsanto's genetically-modified Eucharist (Catholic / Orthodox Caucus)
Lawsuit over communion wafer machine:

(CN) A company that makes the "revolutionary Rapid Reload System" for dispensing "wine infused" communion wafers claims an employee swiped trade secrets and took them to a competitor in the communion host-dispensing market. Nu-Life Products wants Nu-Life Church Supplies to destroy or return all the offending items, including those based on its "Quad-Rotator Technology" which allows the dispensers to deliver 400 communion hosts without having to be refilled.

Nu-Life Products also sued its former employee, Douglas A. Henricksen, in Minneapolis Federal Court. It claims Henricksen violated a confidentiality and noncompete contract he signed. The defendants market their gizmo as the "Germ-Free Communion Host Delivery System."

Nu-Life wants the defendants enjoined from selling the disputed items and from contacting its clients, and destruction or delivery of the items. It is represented by Thomas Boyd with Winthrop & Weinstine.

[2nd amendment mama]

Please quote me the exact Bible scripture that specifies the exact proper procedure for serving Communion. All Jesus refers to is eating the bread and drinking the wine as a representation of his body and blood sacrificed on the cross for us.