I'm probably gonna stick my foot in my mouth again here... but I've become accustomed to the taste... yick!
But I believe the original bread used at the "Last Supper" was unleavened bread (without yeast) as perscribed by traditonal Jewish Passover meals, or simply flour and water mixed and then baked... no mentioned of it being rye, wheat, or even pumperninkle.
Agreed the whole thing is just too stoopid to even think about. Of the Catholic friends that I have, I'm sure they'd agree. It's got to be just a small section of the church and not the whole that is being this asinine.
The link showed a nice picture of this happy (and innocent) little girl in her first communion gown and such a cutie. It's soooo... :angry:
But I believe the original bread used at the "Last Supper" was unleavened bread (without yeast) as perscribed by traditonal Jewish Passover meals, or simply flour and water mixed and then baked... no mentioned of it being rye, wheat, or even pumperninkle.
Agreed the whole thing is just too stoopid to even think about. Of the Catholic friends that I have, I'm sure they'd agree. It's got to be just a small section of the church and not the whole that is being this asinine.
The link showed a nice picture of this happy (and innocent) little girl in her first communion gown and such a cutie. It's soooo... :angry: