The cathedral bell “Mother Teresa” brings believers back together

The latter have joyfully talked about the new decision made by the government, until they stress that it has been difficult these days where God's “houses have been closed.

The cathedral bell “Mother Teresa” in Pristina brought the country's Catholic believers back together on Sunday. From the entrance of the cathedral has been set up the disinfectant tunnel through which believers pass. While in its banks are marked by signs of where to sit up to four people to respect the necessary distance according to IKSHPK guidelines and guidelines of the Cathedral Diocese “Mother Teresa”.

On Sunday rowing mass, Kosovo Bishop Dodde Gjergji before Catholic believers said it has been very difficult to keep Mass without their presence during this time.

I know all this time you've had a lot of pain and difficulties to admit you can't come to Mass. But as you have conveyed through the media and through social media opportunities, you have seen that we have continued to dedicate ourselves to God, we have continued to serve the divine cult that Christ has left for us. And you had to attend this service from a distance of your home. Drawn your soul to the church, through meditation”, said Dode Gjergji.

On Easter Day, Kosovo's Archbishop said they had lit from a candle for all Catholic believers at Christ's night mass.

He exhorted the faithful present to become each one a physician of himself, so that as soon as the pandemic of the coronary passes by.

I know it's not nice to be here in church wearing masks, like we're doctors. But now we must become health doctors, each one must become a physician of his own soul. So it has to keep those recommendations that we have established together with health institutions in our country”, Dode Gjergji stressed.

Dode Gjergji has thanked all the doctors who have served during this time in defense of the health of citizens.

Wilson Tomrecaj speaks with joy that after more than two months he was able to escort Mass to the cathedral in town.

“Normal, which is fun, we're cheaper to get our activities done. So it's very good... we've missed it, because every Sunday we come to the Mass, so we've missed”, he says.

From the municipality of Gjakova Nuh Deda has come to Sunday's holy mass today, says that despite the inability to come to church. During this time, he had performed prayers and rituals from his home.

I'm glad they're blooming, I need to be careful that even in Gjakova I was on Tuesday, that's a lot more orderly... we've had a little bit of a shortage, but what with ink, God can't take it. As churches such as mosques have been prohibited”, he adds.

Hilce Berisha is also glad that today they have the opportunity to be at the cathedral on Sunday smug Mass, since its closure due to the non-proliferation of the Devid-19 pandemic.

It's done well, it's never supposed to give up, you have to go on with your life... in this situation you're missing everything, but it needs to be passed”, he says.

With new government decisions, mosques and churches have opened on Thursday. However, believers must follow a security protocol that helps prevent the spread of COVID-19.