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Holly Sacrament: the medicine of spiritual immortality or a vehicle for contamination?

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  • Dimitrios Anyfantakis orcid logo (Primary Care Centre of Kissamos, Chania, Greece)

Abstract

The Holy Communion is the oldest Christian practice, through which a gathered group of people partake bread and wine with a shared spoon. The pandemic of COVID-19 produced unexpected social instability and chaos. In Greece, a recent bishop’s death from COVID-19 re-awaked the issue of infection transmission by using a common chalice and spoon. This review evaluates the available medical literature on this topic from the beginning of the pandemic until today.

Keywords: COVID-19, Eastern Orthodoxy, infections

How to Cite:

Anyfantakis, D., (2021) “Holly Sacrament: the medicine of spiritual immortality or a vehicle for contamination?”, Medicinski glasnik 18(2), 334-337. doi: https://doi.org/10.17392/1334-21

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Published on
2021-06-01

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CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0