By Florida Catholic staff - Florida Catholic
St. Mark School fifth grader Sergio Rodriguez makes a Spiritual Communion at a tabernacle and altar he made at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Nico Gutierrez makes a Spiritual Communion at a tabernacle he made at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Paulina Simas makes a Spiritual Communion at a tabernacle and altar she made at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Sophia Savilla makes a Spiritual Communion at her home altar and tabernacle.
St. Mark School fifth grader Christian Trotta holds onto a handmade tabernacle as he makes a Spiritual Communion at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Nico Gutierrez makes a Spiritual Communion at a tabernacle he made at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Paulina Simas makes a Spiritual Communion at a tabernacle and altar she made at home.
St. Mark School fifth grader Sophia Savilla makes a Spiritual Communion at her home altar and tabernacle.
St. Mark School fifth grader Christian Trotta holds onto a handmade tabernacle as he makes a Spiritual Communion at home.
Photography: COURTESY PHOTO
SOUTHWEST RANCHES| Like all churches and schools at the moment, St. Mark Church and School is closed. But students from the school are keeping prayer close at hand. Fifth graders Sergio Rodriguez, Paulina Simas, Nico Gutierrez, Sophia Savilla, and Christian Trotta have made their own Spiritual Communion tabernacles to pray with at home. They have placed them in a designated prayer area in their houses, and accompany the tabernacles with bibles, rosaries, and other religious articles.
