Hi, I am new here....Just a warning that English is my second language.

Just curious about your opinions regarding this:

I used to be somewhat of a traditional Catholic but I have changed because I was too scrupulous especially regarding receiving the Eucharist on the tongue only but I have changed all that and today I am an even Eucharistic minister, bringing the Eucharist to the sick, to be exact only to my sick mom.

I don't think it is a sin as the Church permits it and therefore I am not committing a sin because I am being obedient to the superiors. I know what some previous popes and other consecrated persons have said but the Church has authority to change some obscure rules.

Furthermore I don't think it is a sin to touch Jesus shortly to bring his love to a sick person or even for myself receiving it in the hand.

A priest told me just to check only once for any sacred particles and if there is none I am good. 
I am still somewhat scrupulous and I usually shake my hands over a garden outside the church just to make sure if there were any sacred particles left and when I get home I rinse my hands over a flower pot or flower garden outside.

I…..don’t think you’re going to fit in here very well. 

I…..don’t think you’re going to fit in here very well.

I won't post much. Basically, I had these two things to say (2 topics) I started in Catholics Living in the Modern World. Maybe few more. 

One of the reasons I joined is to post a docuмent in the Library which has the best news sources. I follow news for about ten years and have created a docuмent listing the most censored and the best news sources. I had two Google accounts locked as I posted it in blogger. Other websites censored me to. I wonder if I can post it here in Library section as a "timeless" docuмent. Will I get banned or will it get deleted? 

Michael Lofton? Shaking your hands over a garden? Rinsing your hands over a flower pot?
I'm thinking troll..

I am not a troll. I do that occasionally as I am scrupulous but the priest told me not to.
He told me to quickly check once and if there are no visible sacred particles, not to worry, and move on.

I am not a troll. I do that occasionally as I am scrupulous but the priest told me not to.
He told me to quickly check once and if there are no visible sacred particles, not to worry, and move on.

You should really see a traditional priest, they generally are better with scruples then the fake novus ordo priests.

Michael Lofton is at best ill-informed, uneducated in topics he chooses to discuss. And at worst a deliberate liar and deceiver and heretic like some other Novus Ordo apologists. Today we have so much free books about theology that it couldn't and shouldn't be case of invicible ignorance. Especially for those who earn money by discussing topics like that. Michael Lofton, Trent Horn, Matt Fradd, fr Chris Alar, etc. I don't need Dimonds to see their errors, but they made very good work exposing those like Lofton, no doubt.

Not allowing laymen to handle the Blessed Sacrament is no "obscure rule", but it's been the immemorial long-standing Tradition of the Church.  Obviously, the Church realizes that there are certain grave situations which would permit exceptions to the rule, such as if a church were on fire, to prevent sacrilege (say, if hoodlums break in to the church), in danger of death, etc.  But there must be PROPORTIONATE NEED to do so, and it cannot become the norm and the ordinary mode of behavior, since it destroys faith in the sacredness of what the Blessed Sacrament is, and we see the fruits of this in the Novus Ordo, where the vast majority no longer believe in the Real Presence.  The less of a real need there is (laziness of NO presiders doesn't count), the less justification there is for it.

Just think about how sever God was with prohibiting anyone but the priests from touching the Ark of the Covenant.  Even when they only touched the Ark in order to save it from tipping over, God struck them dead.  That should be food for thought, o "formerly too scrupulous" OP.

We should have the attitude of fear and trembling before God, and that requires only consecrated vessels and consecrated hands to touch the Blessed Sacrament ... again, unless there's some proportionately grave reason to make an exception.  Communion in the Hand is yet another deliberate Novus Ordo program to de-sacralize everything that Catholics once held to be sacred, and thereby to destroy and undermine faith, and to derogate from the reverence we owe to God.