Jonathan M. Pitts
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Years after his precious chalice disappeared in the mail, a frustrated Father Jeffrey Dauses gave up hope. Its reappearance during the pandemic was an unexpected blessing.
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Baltimore pastor Rev. Alvin Gwynn Sr. says he'll follow governor's guidelines -- and defy the mayor's -- on Sunday by holding services at 50 percent capacity, for up to 250 people, with social distancing in effect.
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Ahmadiyya Muslims hold "virtual iftar" observance across Maryland to celebrate the power of prayer during Ramadan -- and the COVID-19 pandemic. The event was a digital version of the ceremonial dinners Muslims traditionally use to break their daily fasts during the holy month of Ramadan.
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With Easter and Passover fast approaching, Baltimore-area ministers and rabbis are drawing on every resource they can to provide services for their flocks as coronavirus-related lockdowns expand across the region.
