[javie]

This is for the catholics, not the true church, the body of Christ.

[GCC Catholic]

Perhaps this will be the final straw...

Not sure if you put any credence into what Q Anon says, but his suggestion is that the "Pope will be having a terrible May. Those who backed him will be pushed into the LIGHT." That was April 3.

[ealgeone]

Pentin himself quotes one source from the German Church: “He [the source] said that unless any resistance is mounted now, ‘you’re likely to see Communion for Protestants introduced globally, through the backdoor of the German bishops’ conference.’” [emphasis added]

Hate to break it to our Roman Catholics, but Christians [whom they call Protestants] have been participating in the Lord's Supper for a long, long, long time.

And there is a difference between Christianity and Roman Catholicism.

[Marchmain]

Won’t this communion confusion also have the opposite effect: Catholics married to Baptists, non-doms, episcopals, etc, go to those church services and receive their version of communion. Not a sacrament, no grace. So then we will have a mish-mash of religions and ideas from people all going to various churches, so there will be no communion at all as it all gets watered down. no distinction will be made between communions, then masses, then “services”. This is a deliberate way to blend everything into one religion.

[NRx]

Communicatio in sacris is among other things, a visible sign of full unity in faith. Which is to say that there are no serious differences between those sharing the Cup. The Fathers of the Church were quite clear on this subject, which is why they regarded communing with heretics as a specie of apostasy. Or to put it in simpler language, you are who you are in communion with. Of all the many dangerous innovations in the Christian West, I have regarded this as among the most insidious. That Rome has, at least for the most part, refused to cross this line up until now was a source of encouragement. But if Catholic Communion is now to be extended to Protestants, then I think that is going to be a game changer in the way that Orthodox Christians perceive the Roman Church.