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Altar servers

Letter of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments
On possible admission of girls, adult women and women religious to serve alongside boys as servers in the Liturgy

https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=5212 the same time, however, the Holy See
wishes to recall that it will always be very appropriate to follow the noble tradition of having boys serve at the altar.
As is well known, this has led to a reassuring development of priestly vocations. Thus the obligation to support
such groups of altar boys will always continue.

https://www.catholicstand.com/cardinal-burke-on-female-altar-servers/

https://adoremus.org/2007/12/31/Letter-on-Altar-Servers/

Extraordinary Ministers of the Holy Communion

Article 8 on Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers

ON CERTAIN QUESTIONS REGARDING
THE COLLABORATION OF THE NON-ORDAINED
FAITHFUL IN THE SACRED MINISTRY OF PRIEST 1997
http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/pontifical_councils/laity/documents/rc_con_interdic_doc_15081997_en.ht
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Article 8

To avoid creating confusion, certain practices are to be avoided and eliminated where such have emerged in
particular Churches:

— extraordinary ministers receiving Holy Communion apart from the other faithful as though concelebrants;

— association with the renewal of promises made by priests at the Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday, as well as other
categories of faithful who renew religious vows or receive a mandate as extraordinary ministers of Holy
Communion;

— the habitual use of extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion at Mass thus arbitrarily extending the concept
of "a great number of the faithful".

Immensae Caritatis
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Redemptionis Sacramentum Paragraph 151: On the use of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. “Only
out of true necessity is there to be recourse to the assistance of extraordinary ministers in the celebration of the
Liturgy. Such recourse is not intended for the sake of a fuller participation of the laity but rather, by its very nature,