Church as a Non-Essential Service
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pan>few days before Cardinal Dolan cancelled all public Masses in New York, I urged my wife not to take our children to church. I had gone to Mass earlier that morning at our local parish. As always, it was packed. For weeks, offices had been installing hand sanitizer dispensers. People had been pressing elevator buttons with their elbows and avoiding public transit. But at church no steps had been taken. It was impossible to avoid standing shoulder-to-shoulder and shaking hands.
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