Christine Kresho

Christine Kresho is a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Baden, Pennsylvania. Her ministries have been in elementary education, computer education, marketing, and parish work. A group she initiated 15 years ago, Spirit Companions, now meets weekly by Zoom. She is also a speaker and an author: In addition to five published novels, her latest non-fiction books are: Second Childhood: Aging into Divine Relationship and God Is Better than Santa Claus. In March 2020, she began a blog: Adult Faith Meets Santa-God.

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Although there are advantages to online Masses, such as availability of worship at any time, plus the choice of a homilist, there is the "hole" at Communion time. (CNS/The Register/Karen Bonar)

My worthy journey with the Eucharist

The biggest loss of online Masses for me has been the inability to receive Communion. And while I understand the comfort in the Act of Spiritual Communion, I struggle with some of the words in that prayer.