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Who makes communion wine?
There isn't a single entity that makes communion wine. The process depends on the specific denomination and tradition.
Here's a breakdown:
* Catholic Church: Traditionally, only wine made from grapes is permitted. It can be produced by local wineries, commercial wineries, or even individual parishes. The wine must meet certain criteria, such as being free from added sugar or preservatives, and must be certified by a bishop.
* Protestant Denominations: There is more flexibility. Some use grape juice, while others use commercial wines. There's no strict requirement on the type of wine, but the focus is on symbolism and community.
* Other Christian Denominations: Each denomination might have its own regulations.
Important Note: The act of making communion wine is symbolic and represents the blood of Christ. It's not about the brand or the specific producer but about the act of sharing in the sacrifice and love of Jesus.
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