Question 262 – Can I receive Holy Communion multiple times in a day?

Interview Organization: The Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima

Interviewer Name: Christopher Wendt

Date: March 14, 2024

According to current liturgy and canon law, a faithful person can receive Holy Communion a second time on the same day, but only once more, provided they fully participate in the second Mass.

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Transcript:

Well, according to the current norms of liturgy and canon law, a faithful person can receive Holy Communion a second time on the same day, but only a second time, not three times. This is allowed, provided that they are fully participating in the second Mass. So, it is permitted by the law of the Church.

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