What is a Catholic communion?

Answer by  joantheresa (1421)

Partaking of bread and wine during the Catholic mass service is considered communion. Non-catholics cross their arms over their chest and receive only a blessing.

Answer by  Mary (2095)

If this is a first communion, then it is a religious rite of passage ceremony like a baptism. Communion itself is the ceremony of taking the sacrement. If you have ever seen the priest give the waffer and the wine on television, then you have a basic idea of what communion is.

Answer by  jsjackson (73)

Catholic Communion is the ritual of accepting the body of Christ, in the form of a communion wafer. It is offered by the priest.