I met the priest who sings to raise awareness about Covid-19

The coronavirus pandemic is transversal. Too the religious, where part of the church defined using its influence to prevent contagion. This is the case of the Puerto Rican priest Sergio valverde, who adapted the rhythm of the well-known song “Snail soup” to talk about Covid-19.

The lyrics adaptation went viral last Sunday, when the religious celebrated his now traditional mass in the neighborhood church “Christ the King”, in San José, practically, by complying with the sanitary measures that are applied in that country.

Valverde stayed during the ceremony with the chinstrap on, like the altar boys who accompanied him. After the final prayer, and before the “you may go in peace”, the priest began his response.

“I must remind you, brethren, in a special and responsible way, that we must all protect ourselves, take care of ourselves. Detachment, hand washing, do not hesitate to wash your hands, look, that’s the secret “, He said.

“The mask, brothers, please don’t take it off almost even to sleep.” Well, normal if you are home alone you don’t use it, but please wash your hands. If you go to the grocery store, the supermarket, washing products please! Alcohol is not a substitute for soap, alcohol enhances hand washing, but it is not a substitute for it. Well washed, your hands“He asked.

“Distance yes, indifference no. Let us not be indifferent; Smile, hug from a distance, point out that you are not indifferent, we cannot lose the love game. We can’t hug, but we can hug from a distance»Said the priest of the Works of the Holy Spirit.