People allowed to attend Sunday Mass for first time in 19 weeks today

Today is the first Sunday people will be allowed to gather for church services since March.
People allowed to attend Sunday Mass for first time in 19 weeks today
Sun, 05 Jul, 2020 - 09:29
Digital Desk staff

Archbishop of Tuam Michael Neary welcomed the government guidance that let churches open back up to the wider public. File photo
Archbishop of Tuam Michael Neary welcomed the government guidance that let churches open back up to the wider public. File photo

Today is the first Sunday people will be allowed to gather for church services since March.

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