During communion the priest let my son drink alcoholic wine and he shortly after became inebriated.
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Written by Kalee Jean! about 2 years ago.
talk to your priest
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Written by charchar about 2 years ago.
I believe you are a troll. Non-alcoholic grape juice is used for Communion.
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Written by •♥♦♣♠• about 2 years ago.
For some reason churches don’t have to follow a lot of laws. I’m surprised no one has done anything about it yet
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Written by Staci J, Atheist-Pancake Lover about 2 years ago.
Add it to the list of messed up things the catholic church does to kids. I’m sure there’s a class action suit you can get in on somewhere.
Edit: to the posters that said it was surely grape juice: In the Catholic church, it is, in fact wine. Yes, the kids getting their first communion at 9 are drinking real wine.
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Written by Spitfire about 2 years ago.
You can sue the church if you want to, but you’d be throwing away a lot of money. Otherwise I just suggest you not allow your son to drink wine.
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Written by miss chams about 2 years ago.
why was your 6 year old even participating? i thought you had to be 7 or 8 to receive holy communion… besides, where were you? if you didn’t want your child to drink you could easily have said no or stopped it.
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Written by irksome about 2 years ago.
See, I always thought that that was a right of passage for a Catholic kid.
Sort of a Papist bar-mitzvah, if you will.
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Written by bmoviebimbo about 2 years ago.
so, what are the damages? you can have the priest arrested maybe, but you have no grounds for a lawsuit.
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Written by gortonnicholas about 2 years ago.
That’s the priests fault and partly yours for not asking and also letting him drink the wine. Plus if your child gets drunk from a sip of wine that is something the priest can not predict. Don’t sue the church before talking to the priest about it. It was a mistake were human he isn’t going to be a drinker in fact this experience might keep him away from alcohol.
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Written by gloria about 2 years ago.
That is highly unlikely. I smell troll.
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Written by uscgsoldier4 about 2 years ago.
are you sure it was real wine? and how much did he drink?
before you jump to conclusions, disect the situation with all the small details -
Written by Joel V about 2 years ago.
Churches are permitted by law to give small amounts of wine to minors for religious ceremonies; unless they were negligent and gave him more than the usual congregant drinks, you probably won’t successfully sue them.
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Written by rev.docholiday about 2 years ago.
Your troll probation has officially been revoked. Report back to the main lobby and wait for the officer to arrive.
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Written by Becca about 2 years ago.
And where were you? Doing the chicken dance on top of a table?
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