Westminster Cathedral opens doors to worshippers for first time since start of Covid-19 lockdown

The acting administrator of Westminster Cathedral discusses the impact of the COVID-19 closure on the cathedral's operations, including the suspension of masses and confessions. The closure marked a significant change in their ministry, which is focused on public interaction. As restrictions ease, the cathedral is beginning to return to normalcy, with continued observance of safety measures. The concept of the domestic church is emphasized, highlighting the importance of community gatherings in faith. Outreach efforts during the closure, especially to the elderly and sick, provided an opportunity to reflect on church priorities.

What time does Westminster Cathedral normally open in the morning?

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What significant change occurred on the 24th of March?

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In what ways did the community keep in touch during the restrictions?