Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, like several of his counterparts around the country, announced a phased plan for reopening his state from the COVID-19 shutdown.
The plan has five phases, the last of which would permit meetings of more than 50 people. That phase will only come when we have “a vaccine, highly effective treatment, or elimination of any new cases over a sustained period,” according to Cisco Cotto, a host on Chicago radio station WBBM.
Writing on Twitter on Wednesday (May 6), Cotto said he confirmed at a news conference with Pritzker that this would apply to churches.
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