India Needs Our Help
EDITORIAL: How can we, who are called by Jesus to love our neighbors, extend a helping hand to India and other developing world nations whose pandemic plight remains dire?
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Catholic Perspectives in Short Supply at Vatican Health Conference
No effort was made to communicate the Church’s call for vaccines made without using abortion-derived tissues, or to present Church wisdom on a number of issues discussed at the event.
Biden Administration Reconsiders Abortion Pill Regulations
In April, the acting FDA commissioner said that the agency would allow for remote dispensing of the abortion pill during the pandemic by not enforcing its regulations.
As Pope Francis Expresses Solidarity, India Church Head Calls Dire COVID Situation ‘Alarming’
Speaking with the Register, Cardinal Oswald Gracias also expressed his sadness over the heavy death toll among Christian clergy, religious and laypeople.
Pope Francis Calls for Suspension of Covid-19 Vaccine Patents in ‘Vax Live’ Concert Video
In the pope’s video message, he said that a “sick economy” is one that “allows a very rich few, a very rich few, to own more than the rest of humanity.”
After Censorship, COVID Skeptics Continue ‘Truth Over Fear Summit’
Responding to the risk that some speakers may spread misinformation about the crisis or promote false conspiracies, Catholic author and radio host Patrick Coffin said he hoped those attending the conference will pose the “toughest questions imaginable” to discover the truth.
Bishop Paprocki Offers Analysis on Notre Dame’s COVID Vaccine Mandate
The bishop of Springfield along with Professor Gerard Bradley of the University of Notre Dame reflect on vaccine mandates and why ‘Notre Dame should respect these students’ voluntary choices.’
Louisiana Diocese Ends Mask Requirement at Mass, but Bishop Advises ‘Continued Vigilance’
The statement followed the decision of Gov. John Bel Edwards, who ended mask requirements on Wednesday.
‘Hope for the Future’: Pope Francis Asks Mary to Intercede for End to Pandemic
At the end of the rosary, Pope Francis asked the Virgin Mary to turn her “merciful eyes to us in this coronavirus pandemic, and comfort those who are lost and weeping for their dead loved ones, sometimes buried in a way that wounds the soul.”
Public Masses to Resume in Ireland from May 10 with 50-Person Limit
Public Masses have remained suspended in Ireland for months despite restrictions being lifted in neighboring countries.
