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You know something? I am not a Catholic and struggle with the transubtantiation (?) doctrine in as it is the literal body and blood. Nevertheless, I do believe there is protective power, among others, in receiving communion. We did an excellent exhaustive study on this at our church. That said, I am ever hopeful for a miracle for Terri Schindler.

Knowing how important communion is to Catholics, should her husband deny her of her right to take communion and should the courts allow him to do so, I believe every bible believing Catholic, Pentecostal, Baptist, Episcopalian and so forth, rise up in protest and demand she be afforded this right.

Also, should she still pass from this life into her eternal life, I am still hopeful that she has been a catalyst of a movement decrying the culture of death in this country.

Please note: This is not an invitation to discourse over religious dogmas. I merely stated what I believe.