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Nov. 2004
Which comes first:
Communion or confession?
Church law dictates sacrament of penance
should be prior to Eucharist
Joan King
Special to Parenting
PRIEST OFFERS ABSOLUTION — A priest offers absolution to a young man receiving the sacrament of reconciliation during a vocations rally for youths at St. Mary Church in Menomonee Falls last January. Earlier this year, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan directed that parishes in the Milwaukee Archdiocese return to “the clear precept of the church that catechesis for and celebration of the sacrament of reconciliation precede the reception of first holy Communion....” (Catholic Herald photo by Sam Lucero)
Which comes first? First reconciliation or first Communion? In many parishes of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, the sacramental emphasis for the past 30 years or so was placed on the Eucharist being taught and celebrated before the sacrament of penance.

After Vatican II, experiments to determine the place of reconciliation were encouraged. Various legitimate adaptations of the liturgy were outlined in the document “Veritatis Legitimae,” according to Dean Daniels, director of the Office for Prayer and Worship for the Milwaukee Archdiocese.

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Nov. 2004
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