Eucharistic Revival Depends on Learning From Mistakes We Made During COVID-19
It is important for the leaders and faithful of the Church to take this time to examine the impact of the pandemic on Catholic life.
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Catholic Schools, Invigorated by ‘the Gift of Time,’ Trying to Make Gains While the Sun Shines
Catholic Schools Expect Another Year of Gains Post-Pandemic
DC Catholic Schools Must Comply with District’s COVID-19 Vaccination Rules for Students 12 and Older
The district also has revised its religious exemption form to include a section specific to the COVID-19 vaccine.
Vatican Inconsistencies: A Tale of Two Bishops
The contrasting handling of the cases of Bishop Daniel Fernández Torres of Arecibo, Puerto Rico and Bishop Richard Stika of Knoxville, Tennessee have prompted calls for more transparency and more coherent standards for disciplining bishops.
Pope Francis: Pornography is ‘A Threat to Public Health’
Family networks, schools, and local communities are crucial to combat pornography and to help heal the wounds of those addicted, Pope Francis said.
Bishops of England and Wales to UK Faithful: As COVID-19 Weakens, It Is Time for Catholics to Return to Mass
The Sunday Mass obligation is now reinstated.
Cardinal Parolin Extends Vatican’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
The restrictions were extended to the end of May, according to a decree from the Vatican’s secretary of state.
Cardinal Parolin Orders All Vatican Vaccine Mandates to Remain in Place
The Holy See has chosen not to follow the lead of many EU countries, including Italy, that are already easing their COVID-19 restrictions.
Holy Week in the Holy Land: Return of Pilgrims Is a Welcome Sight
Only relatively small numbers have arrived so far compared to pre-pandemic numbers, but their presence provides cautious optimism for the tourist-dependent local Christian community.
Will an Italian Convent be Closed for Opposition to COVID-19 Vaccines?
According to Mother Caterina, there is no other explanation for the closure than the refusal of the five remaining sisters to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
