After over four months, public Masses can resume Aug. 3 in Leicester, England cruxnow.com
In the United Kingdom, the city of Leicester will be allowed to celebrate public Masses beginning on Aug. 3.
The UK government announced the move late on July 30, relaxing some of the restrictions placed on the city on June 29 after a surge of COVID-19 coronavirus positive cases.
Leicester was forced to close non-essential shops and its citizens were forbidden from travelling unnecessarily from the city. In addition, churches that had opened for private prayer on June 15 were forced to shut their doors to the public…
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