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Christian Churches are studying a new law passed by Parliament that could make the traditional sip of wine taken by children and teenagers during Holy Communion a $50,000 offence, and plans to make representations before Christmas.
Anglican Bishop Right Reverend Claude Berkley said the law directly affects the rite, which has been practised by generations of Christians.
“This is an enshrined ritual of the Church from very early times.”
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