During the COVID-19 virus pandemic, most church leaders supported public health recommendations to protect health and contain the spread of the virus. The Church has adapted the way of performing liturgical rites to preserve the health of its believers. Individual priests and believers took different positions on the pandemic, so it is not surprising that the Church was divided into two parts. Namely, on one side some priests obediently listened to the civil authority, and on the other side, some priests advocated freedom of choice. During the pandemic, Pope Francis referred to love - the main characteristic of Christian life. He was vaccinated with a vaccine approved by the competent authority and for him, it was an act of love. On the one hand, the Church in Croatia supported restrictions on gatherings, wearing masks, and physical distancing. On the other hand, it closed churches and for a time made it impossible for believers to participate in mass celebrations. Some of the priests, however, opposed the authorities and the secular government, so they invited the faithful to the church anyway. I believe that the Church in Croatia during the pandemic mostly failed because it succumbed to national and global manipulations. At the center of the fight against the pandemic was the production of the vaccine against Covid. I believe that the production and trading of insufficiently researched vaccines that were produced with the use of cells from aborted children (although other solutions were also possible) is morally unacceptable for believers. The conclusion is that the majority of respondents who took part in the survey believe that the forced closure during the COVID-19 pandemic had a negative impact on every segment of life and that people's religious life remained completely neglected.