I came at short notice to Austria to do a health cure in a village near Innsbruck.
Today it was possible for me to go to Mass for the first time since February. Masses and life in general in Austria got largely back to normal on May 15.
I attended a beautiful and agreeably very short Mass (20 minutes) in an old church in the village, but how I wish the Mass were in Latin, not German, and preferably Tridentine, and how I dislike altar girls.
No-one wore a mask. Communion wafer in the hand not on the tongue, quite rightly. One benefit of Coronavirus: no sign of peace, thank God.
Today it was possible for me to go to Mass for the first time since February. Masses and life in general in Austria got largely back to normal on May 15.
I attended a beautiful and agreeably very short Mass (20 minutes) in an old church in the village, but how I wish the Mass were in Latin, not German, and preferably Tridentine, and how I dislike altar girls.
No-one wore a mask. Communion wafer in the hand not on the tongue, quite rightly. One benefit of Coronavirus: no sign of peace, thank God.
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