Receiving Holy Communion

My marriage was annulled in 2015, am I able to receive Holy Communion?

The ability to receive the Holy Eucharist is based on the state of your soul.  That is to say you must answer this question, are you in a state of grace or do you have unconfessed mortal sins?

  From the information in your question, I have no way to know how to answer.  Let me give you some generalities:
 

1. In all cases, you must be in a state of grace to receive the Eucharist. The rest of these statements assume that you are in otherwise a state of grace            
2. Divorced people who are not remarried can receive the Eucharist. No declaration of nullity is needed.
3. Divorced people who are remarried outside of the Church but resolve to live as brother and sister (refraining from sexual activity)   can receive the Eucharist
4. Divorce people who have had a declaration of nullity and are remarried in the Church can of course receive the Eucharist.

 
I hope this helps. Please let us know if you need more information or visit one of our priests or deacons.
 
God Bless