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Sharing the Eucharist: Anglican Participation in Roman Catholic Liturgies
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- This thesis examines the question whether Anglicans can make a compelling claim to greater participation in Roman Catholic liturgies by reception of Eucharistic communion at such liturgies. The methodology is derived from a process proposed by James and Evelyn Whitehead in Method in Ministry. The argument is made that Anglicans should be provided the same access to Roman Catholic Eucharistic communion as that provided to members of the Orthodox churches. Alternatively, it is argued that Anglicans be invited to receive Eucharistic communion at specific Roman Catholic liturgies that they are invited to attend, including marriages, funerals, and baptisms. Further, it is argued that Anglican spouses of Roman Catholics should have greater access to Roman Catholic Eucharistic communion than is now provided.
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