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1. www.catholic.com › qa › do-i-have-to-go-to-massDo I Have to Go to Mass While Ill? | Catholic Answers Q&A

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   Answer: No. If you are sick, especially with an illness that is contagious, then you may stay home. Illness is a just reason to miss Mass on a Sunday or a holy day of obligation. For more information, please our related response. Did you like this content?

2. www.catholic365.com › article › 20474The Holy Mass: What if I am Sick on Sunday? - Catholic365.com

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   Aug 3, 2022 · It is said in the Catechism of the Catholic Church that under certain grave reasons, sickness being one, it can be ok to miss Mass (No. 2181). However it leaves the decision up to the conscience of the individual Catholic as to how sick they have to be. This of course can lead to questions especially from Catholics more on the scrupulous side.

3. catholicphilly.com › 2018 › 05How ill must you be to miss Mass? – CatholicPhilly

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   May 9, 2018 · A. Relax. You gave her the right advice. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says: “The faithful are obliged to participate in the Eucharist on days of obligation, unless excused for a serious ...

4. stthomaswestspringfield.org › news › should-i-attendShould I attend Mass if I’m sick? Guidelines for Flu Season

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   But the Church encourages reception of the chalice at Mass as a fuller expression of the Last Supper and Christ’s Precious Blood poured out for us in sacrifice. If you are feeling sick or if you have a cold sore, please receive Holy Communion in the hand, rather than on the tongue, and refrain from receiving Communion from the chalice.

5. catholicexchange.com › when-to-stay-home-from-massWhen to Stay Home from Mass - Catholic Exchange

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   Jan 12, 2015 · For example, two people I know who battled cancer handled differently the same situation of whether or not to attend church during their illness. The first person did not miss a single Mass obligation from the day he entered the Catholic Church as a young man until the day he died, a few days after attending a Sunday Mass for the very last time.

6. mycatholic.life › catholic-question-and-answerQ. Missing Mass for a “Good” Reason - My Catholic Life!

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   Sometimes our tendency is to take advantage of the generosity of God. A good rule of thumb for missing Mass for a reasonable cause would be that you would not go out for any reason whatsoever! So, for example, if you decide to miss Mass because of snow but then go to the movies, or the store or McDonald’s then we are the ones being ...

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   Should you go to church if you have a contagious illness?

   • If the illness were contagious, or if — as, it would seem, in this case — the burdensome condition would preclude a prayerful experience, a person need not (indeed, should not) go to church and would be better off praying at home. Your friend, though, might feel added comfort if she heard this same advice from a priest.

   How ill must you be to miss Mass? – CatholicPhilly

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   Can I miss Mass if I'm Sick?

   • It is said in the Catechism of the Catholic Church that under certain grave reasons, sickness being one, it can be ok to miss Mass (No. 2181). However it leaves the decision up to the conscience of the individual Catholic as to how sick they have to be. This of course can lead to questions especially from Catholics more on the scrupulous side.

   The Holy Mass: What if I am Sick on Sunday? - Catholic365.com

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   Can I watch mass if I'm Sick?

   • If you are sick and cannot go there are some things you can do at home or with your family to at least feel connected to the Mass. One thing now popularized is the streaming of Masses online so it is quite easy to find one to watch. While this does not fulfill the Sunday obligation it still connects you to the Liturgy.

   The Holy Mass: What if I am Sick on Sunday? - Catholic365.com

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   Do I need to receive the Eucharist if I'm Ill?

   • Take care in receiving the Eucharist. A full, complete Communion is made by receiving the Eucharist under either the consecrated host or the precious blood. There is no necessity to receive both. If you are in any way ill, do not receive the precious blood from the chalice.

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8. grdiocese.org › flu-and-mass-guidelinesGuidance for staying healthy during cold and flu season

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   Nov 1, 2021 · Washing your hands frequently and for the appropriate length of time using soap and water, or hand-sanitizing products if soap and water are not available. Covering your mouth/nose when coughing or sneezing. Avoiding touching your face with unwashed hands. If you are sick, or experiencing flu-like symptoms, please stay home.