Question first appeared on January 21, 2007
Can you address the issue again on sharing the antidoron, the
Holy Bread, given after Communion and at the dismissal of the Liturgy,
especially in light of infections and the flu season?
You bring up a good point. There is nothing wrong with sharing your
piece of antidoron with another parishioner provide that you are in good
health. However, if you are infected and have been sneezing or
coughing, it’s certainly not a good idea to share.
An mildly infected person may draw near to receive Holy Communion, but
they should be very careful to open their mouth wide and not touch the
spoon. And again, they should keep their piece of antidoron to
themselves.
©Very Rev. Fr. Olof Scott, Sunday Bulletin, January
21, 2007
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