NM Finally Agrees to Obey Supreme Court, Drops COVID Restrictions on Indoor Worship
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(Worthy News) – New Mexico on Friday eliminated coronavirus-related capacity restrictions on religious services.
A revised public health order issued by the state’s health secretary permits houses of worship to have full-capacity indoor services, while previously, New Mexico religious institutions had faced capacity caps that ranged from 25% to 75%.
While the order permits full capacity services, it states that religious institutions are “are strongly encouraged” to have decreased capacity levels for indoor services. [ Source: Just the News (Read More…) ]
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