I wish you would upload to Facebook; increasingly all my favorite parishes are there, even St. Stephen Walbrook in London. Ubiquitous streaming of church services will be the silver lining of what has happened to our churches due to Covid, because in the future, people who are ill or bedridden or depressed or who desire true beauty rather than cheap entertainment will be able to watch church services all day, and thanks to time zones, actively pray along with some in real time.
Also, people will be able to see the worship of certain other religions and see there is nothing they have that can compare; at best they have fragments of the truth, like in Zoroastrianism (which is a religion I like because of its polar opposition to Hinduism, which has some dark stuff; Zoroastrianism gave us the three Magi but it also gave us, possibly, Simon Magus (although the fact he was not Persian suggests his title was probably an affectation and he was not a Zoroastrian priest, but was rather something of a fakir). But seriously, if you look at, say, Mormonism, or mainstream Islamic worship, or even the interesting Zoroastrian “Yasna” liturgy, you will just see shadows of a more beautiful reality.
