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What things are necessary for the worthy reception of Holy Communion?
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For a worthy reception of Holy Communion, three things are necessary: first, to be in the grace of God; second, to recognize and to consider whom we are about to receive; third, to observe the Eucharistic fast.
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What does it mean "to be in the grace of God?"
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"To be in the grace of God" means to have one's soul free from all mortal sin.
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If a person receives Holy Communion knowing that he is in mortal sin, does he receive Jesus Christ?
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He who receives Holy Communion knowing that he is in mortal sin, does indeed receive Jesus Christ, but not His grace. In fact, he commits a sacrilege, another mortal sin.
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What does it mean to "recognize and to consider whom one is about to receive"?
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To "recognize and consider whom one is about to receive" means that we should approach our Lord Jesus Christ in the Eucharist with a living faith, with an ardent desire, and with deep humility and modesty.
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What does the Eucharistic fast require?
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The Eucharistic fast requires one who is to receive the Holy Eucharist to abstain from any food or drink (except water and medicine) for one hour before Holy Communion.
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In danger of death, may one receive Holy Communion without fasting?
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Yes, in danger of death, one may receive Holy Communion without fasting.
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Is there an obligation to receive Holy Communion?
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Yes, there is an obligation to receive Holy Communion at least once a year during the Easter season.
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It is beneficial to receive Holy Communion frequently?
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It is beneficial to receive Holy Communion frequently, even every day, provided one has the proper dispositions.
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Why is the Most Holy Eucharist kept in the churches?
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The Most Holy Eucharist is kept in the churches so that the faithful may adore the Eucharist, and so that it is available for Holy Communion.
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