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Wed Jun 3

When it comes to reopening churches in the pandemic, Supreme Court says grace ain’t groceries

Written by Ross D. Silverman, Professor of Public Health and Law, Indiana University

Churches have to weigh the risk to congregants in opening too soon.AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh

The highest court in the land has given states some leeway in determining when and how to safely reopen places of worship during the COVID-19 pandemic. The move lends support to state officials making science-informed decisions that may inhibit church congregants...

When it comes to reopening churches in the pandemic, Supreme Court says grace ain’t groceries

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