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Christmas Services In MD Modified During Coronavirus Pandemic

Church services across Maryland looked different this year, from live streams to drive-thru communions.

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Monsignor Richard Woy of the Cathedral of Maryland Our Queen in Baltimore said 2020’s Mass might be the most unique he’s ever experienced. The church required tickets for admission, and attendees had to wear masks.
Monsignor Richard Woy of the Cathedral of Maryland Our Queen in Baltimore said 2020’s Mass might be the most unique he’s ever experienced. The church required tickets for admission, and attendees had to wear masks. (WJZ)

BALTIMORE, MD — Christmas is typically one of the busiest times of the year for churches, but this holiday season looks quite a bit different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

At the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore, services have been held safely since June and also streamed online. But for Christmas, much larger crowds are expected.

At St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church in North East, more than 75 families took part in a drive-through communion on Christmas Eve.

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