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Do CACINA parishes use wheat hosts and alcoholic wine for Communion?

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Do CACINA parishes use wheat hosts and alcoholic wine for Communion?

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Yes. CACINA follows the Catholic tradition of using valid wheat hosts and alcoholic sacramental grape wine. Parishioners who are not able to consume wheat or alcohol, should contact the parish bishop to discuss accommodations that the Church can make in these rare instances.