The latest COVID-19 regulations allow larger gatherings but again churches must do the maths.
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Restrictions ease quickly but July is key
The Head of the COVID-19 Task Force, Bishop Gary Koo, says churches should continue to be 'good citizens' during the return to in-person services, which he says is happening more quickly than most people expected.
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Safety first as restrictions on church gatherings eased
Archbishop Glenn Davies has welcomed the lifting of numbers allowed for church gatherings, weddings and funerals saying a return to public worship will bring 'relief, joy and comfort' to many people.
Preparing and praying for return
Archbishop Glenn Davies and diocesan bishops have held talks with the NSW government about re-opening churches as pubs, clubs and restaurants are allowed to have 50 seated patrons.
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He is Risen! Now pray
As Easter Day was celebrated in a nationally televised service from St Andrew’s Cathedral, Archbishop Glenn Davies urged that there be ‘a great wave of prayer’ during the coronavirus pandemic.
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