> Those whose unworthiness to receive Holy Communion is known publicly to the Church must be refused Holy Communion in order to prevent sacrilege and to prevent the Catholic in question from committing further grave sin through unworthy reception.
From this I interpret that the likes of Pelosi and Kennedy ought not to receive Communion, and if they ask for it Communion is to be denied. Is that a correct assessment? If so, what is the likelihood of it being carried out?
Will it be enforced? In Scranton, apparently so. In other dioceses? We shall see.
I wonder if Bp Martino has sent copies of all this to the other bishops? I guess WE could do that! Especially to (Most Reverend) Donald W. Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, DC.