Baltimore: Strong pressure for believers and ecclesiastical pressure finally allowed for a public sacrifice in Baltimore, but the uncertainty in the Eucharist continues. The proposal by the Howard County Health Department in the state of Maryland has become a serious challenge in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. It is recommended that no food, including food and drink, be used in the community as part of religious practice. However, the Archdiocese of Baltimore has expressed concern over this.
For the Catholic community, the Archdiocese stated that the reception of the Eucharist is the focus of faith and worship. Given the circumstances surrounding the banning of the Eucharistic Reception, the authorities have submitted guidelines for the reception of the Holy Eucharist. But Howard County remains silent on the matter. The protests are likely to escalate in the coming days, led by Baltimore Archbishop William Lowry.
