Those who are not excluded by such an obstacle, he exhorts strongly to frequent communion, seeming desirous that many would communicate at every day's mass.
Nothing can be more tender than his exhortations to frequent communion; he even recommends it daily, (Hom.
To go to communion every day, or almost every day, or three or four times a week, is frequent communion in its absolute sense, and frequent with respect to every class of person.
Frequent communion is not the custom in this country; 14.
They desire to fulfil all exteriorly, yet do not dare to nourish themselves interiorly: they wish to carry the burden of the law without imbibing its spirit and its consolation from prayer and frequent Communion!
Fenelon says in his letter on frequent Communion that St. Chrysostom admits of no medium between the state of those who are in mortal sin and that of the faithful who are in a state of grace and communicate every day.
Frequent communion is the most efficacious of all means to unite us to God.
The Sunday and Holy Day Eucharist was more and more restored, so that to-day there are very few parishes where "Frequent Communion" is not the rule.
What a wonderful change there would be," Monsignor de Segur had written some forty years earlier, "if frequent communion could be established in our colleges and schools!
Frequent communion, which had been the custom in apostolic times and which had been always upheld in the teaching of the Church, was to the Jansenist a tempting of Providence.
Another controversy had arisen as to the meaning of the term "frequent communion," some holding that weekly communion came under this heading, others that it did not.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "frequent communion" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
