Italy’s Catholic Church is reintroducing handshakes for the “sign of peace” during Mass as part of a wider relaxation of anti-COVID-19 measures. READ:
“It will be possible to restore the usual form of exchanging the sign of peace,” the Italian Bishops’ Conference said in a letter to bishops.
The “sign of peace” comes after the Lord’s prayer and before the sacrament of the Holy Communion as a way for the faithful to express to each other their common faith.
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