[AnAmericanMother]

I'm not making any statement with respect to whether anybody ought to be troubled by the method used in their church. Naturally there are differences of opinion -- if you didn't think your church was right, I assume you wouldn't be attending there, and of course if I didn't think my church was right, I wouldn't be there either.

But unless you're a high church Episcopalian (as I used to be), your church doesn't subscribe to the doctrine of Transubstantiation, so really the details of matter/form/succession/language aren't as important. But in the Catholic church, they are very important. That's all I was saying.

[ladyinred]

But unless you're a high church Episcopalian (

I am in fact now. However before that I was a Baptist. Again, I meant no disrespect to your beliefs, just pointing out that to me however Communion is taken, it is the heart that matters. Thanks for the reply.