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LOOK: How to Hear Mass and Keep Safe from COVID-19

No more cramped seats, holding hands, or peace be with yous.
by Clara Rosales and Jerome Ascano
Sep 2, 2020
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Religious gatherings such as holy mass are now allowed in Metro Manila under general community quarantine, but COVID-19 is keeping churchgoers apart to slow the spread of the virus.

Only a limited number of devotees was permitted to enter the Baclaran Church in Parañaque City in observance of the 10 percent seating capacity rule imposed earlier.

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The church implemented a strict no face mask, no face shield, no entry rule for attendees. Upon entering, only 3 people could sit per pew in compliance with social distancing measures. This means no holding hands during the Lord's prayer and no interactions during "Peace be with you." 

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