The Proper Reception of the Eucharist - The Catholic Mass - Episode 20

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🗓️ 11 January 2025

⏱️ 66 minutes

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This week on The Catholic Mass Series, we finish our discussion at the Theology of the Mass with an episode about the reception of the Holy Eucharist. In the contemporary Church, the practice of receiving Holy Communion has changed. Why? What did the reception of the Eucharist look like throughout history? Did faithful in the early Church receive Our Lord on the tongue, and kneeling? Why did this practice change – and then why has the practice reverted back in the last fifty years? What about the priests’ reception of Communion?

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0:00.0	This week on the Catholic Mass series, we'll finish our look at the theology of the Mass with an episode about the reception of Holy Eucharist.
0:12.0	Especially in modern times, the practice of receiving our Lord in Holy Communion has changed.
0:17.0	Why? And what did the reception of the Eucharist look like throughout history? Did faithful in the early
0:22.1	church receive our Lord on the tongue and kneeling? So why did this practice change? And then why is
0:27.2	the practice reverted back in the last 50 years? What about the priest's reception of Comedium?
0:32.1	All that and more today. On SSPXpodcast.com slash mass, you'll be able to find all of these episodes, videos,
0:38.4	and resources. This is free to listen to, but please do consider a one-time or a small monthly
0:42.6	recurring donation, and please consider leaving a rating and a review on this podcast. This will
0:47.2	make sure that more people can find these episodes and discover the beauty and the truth of
0:51.2	traditional Catholicism. So now let's join Father Richard Boyle for episode 20 of the Catholic Mass series,
0:57.9	How to Receive Communion.
1:06.2	So welcome to episode 21 and welcoming to the podcast for the first time, Father Richard Boyle.
1:11.6	Father, how are you?
1:12.6	To your Vail, Andrew. Thank you very much.
1:14.6	Very good. Good to see you. And where are you at? And, well, since this is the first time we've had you on the podcast, could you give a little introduction about who Father Boyle is and what you are doing?
1:25.6	Certainly. So I'm currently resided in Warner's, New York, which is a suburb of Syracuse.
1:32.1	Currently, it's snowing, so it's a beautiful winter day.
1:36.8	I was ordained in 2009 from the St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, Winona, and I was stationed in Denver for six years and then sent to
1:47.0	Michigan my alma mater, where the first seminary was. And then I've been here in Syracuse for the
1:53.7	last seven plus years. Very good. I have a friend who's a priest who was under you in New York, and he said, oh, yeah, my prior's
2:02.8	father Boyle. And I grew up in St. Mary's years ago, and I went, really, Father,
2:08.0	Father Leo Boyle's there. He goes, no, no, no, Father Richard Boyle. Okay. So you probably
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