Journal of Public Health · 2021 · 22 citations · 2 references
ArtsReligionReligious StudiesPsychology Of ReligionSociology Of ReligionSpiritual CareReligious ExperienceReligious Meaning-makingSpiritual SupportSpiritual Well-beingSpiritualityDigital Well-beingReligious Well-beingSpiritual HealthVirtual CelebrationsWell-being
The global impact of the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has caused innumerable damages to the total well-being of the people. In previous studies, spirituality has shown positive effect to the well-being of the people. As the Catholic Church continuously provide religious and spiritual nourishment through online or virtual celebration of the liturgy, the ideal and lived experience of the select Catholic faithful shows no dissonance. The online and virtual celebrations give hope and to the people post-pandemic, as we enter to the new normal.
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