I like my church's practice. The thought is that Mass replenishes us, to work for God the rest of the week.  When we gather to celebrate mass, there is a lot of joy, being in company with our spiritual family. Most of us hold hands for the Our Father. (Some members bring a little hand sanitizer, and use it afterwards.) The peace greeting takes at least five minutes -- much hugging and kissing, very little in the way of tepid hand-shakes. It's a great antidote to spiritual solipsism. People walk the length of the church to greet those who are infirm, or who have been on the prayer list.  And all this replicates and nourishes what we try to be the rest of the week.  If we couldn't be joyful and loving with eachother, what would our chances be out on the street?

I know this would be a horror show for some.  Fortunately, the Church allows some diversity in worship, some latitude for different modes of devotion. We can be comforted, knowing that God is less particular than we are.