Fauci: Church Choirs Still A Virus Risk Despite CDC Rescinding Warning

The video discusses the challenges faced by Father Kevin Gillespie in reopening a historic Washington church amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the CDC's guidance on minimizing virus spread, particularly through choir activities, and the subsequent removal of these recommendations. Expert opinions, including those of Dr. Anthony Fauci, emphasize the risks associated with singing in high infection areas. The video also touches on political influences on CDC guidelines and concludes with Father Gillespie's confidence in balancing health and the joy of music in worship.

What is the main concern for Father Kevin Gillespie regarding the reopening of his church?

• The availability of church staff

• The architectural integrity of the church

• The financial cost of reopening

• The safety of congregants during the pandemic

What was the CDC's initial recommendation regarding choir activities in churches?

• Encourage more choir activities

• Suspend or reduce choir activities

• Move choir activities outdoors

• Increase the number of choir members

According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, when are choirs considered a danger?

• When they sing outdoors

• When they perform virtually

• When they are in areas with high infection rates

• When they sing with masks on

What was the reason given for the removal of the CDC's singing warnings?

• A scientific breakthrough

• No official explanation was provided

• A decrease in COVID-19 cases

• A new government policy

What does Dr. Tom Frieden say about the risk of choir singing during the pandemic?

• It poses no risk at all

• It greatly increases the risk of COVID-19 spread

• It is safe if done outdoors

• It is only risky without social distancing