Chris Handevidt

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@LetsGoBrando45 It’s called the laws of physics.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@EricRSammons All of these outward signs of reverence can be faked. True reverence comes from within and does not need to manifest itself in outward signs. We are not to judge. Only God knows our hearts. Be at peace by not burdening yourself with the reverence of others. Focus on you & pray.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@sunnybeach1970 Sorry for your loss. I’m sure he was a good buddy.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@qazwsx89083 @johnamonaco @jdflynn https://t.co/Wgw5uL2tDC

[Jason Reitmeier @JasonReitmeier1]

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[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@BreeSolstad EMHC’s are vital to delivering the Eucharist to the homebound in most parishes I am familiar with. The shortage of Priests and Deacons means without them, the homebound would not receive communion. Cut them some slack. They are providing a critical ministry of The Church.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@GingerDad_ Did you ever stop to consider that your Dad might be right? Blood is thicker than politics.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@2007warpedtour Did you take the light rail?

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@NDgypsy @HippieReligious I seriously pray you are never in a homebound situation and a EMHC comes to your door. Priests cannot do it all. Peace.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@HippieReligious None of these external things that you have mentioned will bring people to a greater reverence for the Holy Eucharist. They are simply a result of it. Only an internal, personal encounter with Christ will bring the reverence we all desire. Let’s work on creating that encounter.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@LewenOhen @praytherosary But is your tongue any more worthy? Peace be with you.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@CristoReyIII @wonderingmcg @SecretFire79 Im all for reverence, especially receiving in a state of grace through reconciliation, but that ultimately comes from within, not externally.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@CristoReyIII @SecretFire79 I think your blame for the lack of belief is misplaced. Seems to reason that the burden of faith 100% lies squarely with the one receiving the Eucharist, not the one distributing it. If you’re trying to get to the root of the issue, using a EMHC as your argument is not it.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@HippieReligious Specifically, what abuses are you seeing to that pertain to EMHC?

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@dom_lucre If the Clintons are involved, I bet the brakes go out on his car.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@FurnishedMind The gospels were not written until well after Jesus death and the canon of the Bible was not established for a few hundred years A.D. How do you suppose the early Church handed on the faith? The practices, beliefs and traditions of the Apostles thrived without a written Bible.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@Icepickdanza @tpirkl @StarTribune @WCCO @Icepickdamza Since when is reporting a tree “might” die, factual? Sounds like about 50/50 odds to me.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@ShaneSchaetzel @BehavingHealthy @ButchMailhot Where did you get the idea that any Pope is always infallible? The Catholic Church itself does not teach that. It is only true when he teaches from the chair of St. Peter on matters of faith and morals. The Popes infallibility has never extended to everything He’s spoken.

[Chris Handevidt @Captain545]

@ShaneSchaetzel @ButchMailhot CCC 891 & 892