[BenR2]

To deny anyone Communion, if they choose to accept it, is FUNDAMENTALLY UN-CHRISTIAN.

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Hardly. The Apostle Paul warns against careless partaking of the Eucharist in 1 Cor, Chs. 10 and 11. There is a carelessness about Communion in some Protestant circles (e.g., the United Methodist Church) that is simply breathtaking.

I am a Protestant and would NOT expect to be welcome at Roman Catholic Communion anymore than our elders would welcome the local Catholic Archbishop at our Breaking of the Bread service.

I would like to think that Mrs. Blair ought to convert to Anglicanism for the sake of her family, but that is only my opinion.

[ffusco]

Thank you for illustrating my point.

While each "brand" of Christianity has its own rituals, proceedures and customs, there is a common bond.

Mr Blair is a Christian and wants to accept the Eucharist- WWJD? Deny him?

BTW: Why shouldn't Mr. Blair covert for the sake of his wife and child?