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What can my family and I do at home if we’re not attending Mass?
It has long been a Catholic understanding that when circumstances prevent one from receiving Holy Communion, it is possible to make an Act of Spiritual Communion, which is a great source of grace. Spiritual Communion means uniting one’s self in prayer with Christ’s sacrifice and worshipping him in his Body and Blood.
In addition, all are encouraged to pray the Rosary, seeking the intercession of Our Blessed Mother for her counsel, consolation, protection and for an end to this virus.