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  • Archdiocese Update May 19, 2021

    In a May 19 letter to the faithful, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo announced new modifications to current COVID-19 pandemic protocols at parishes within the Archdiocese regarding liturgical celebrations and gatherings in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.

    At the start of the pandemic, Cardinal DiNardo made changes to prevent community spread. “These modifications were aimed at the common good of all who live within our communities,” he said in the letter. “The local pandemic situation is greatly improved.”

    • Beginning May 22 at the Pentecost Vigil Mass, social distancing is no longer required during liturgical celebrations, and parish churches and chapels may be filled to 100% of the building’s occupancy load, according to the letter.
    • Masks and face coverings will also not be required, but they are encouraged, the letter said.
    • Also starting May 22 at the Pentecost Vigil Mass, the temporary suspension of receiving Holy Communion on the tongue is removed. Holy Communion may be received on the tongue, or in the hand, at the communicant’s discretion.
    • However, the temporary suspension of receiving Holy Communion under the appearance of wine from a common chalice remains in effect until further notice. 
    • The obligation to attend Mass also remains dispensed at this time.
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