“It doesn’t crumb, and I don’t like fragments of our Lord scattering all over the floor.”
THE REV. BOB DIETEL, about communion wafers manufactured by the Cavenaugh Company in Greenville, R.I.
You can’t make this stuff up. Well, you can, but…well, you know what I mean.
The wafers and bread are made in both white and whole wheat, but most congregations prefer the whole wheat variety because it has more flavor, the Cavanaghs said.
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