Vatican Cardinal Tagle Recovers From Coronavirus
The 63-year-old cardinal tested positive for coronavirus Sept. 10, but was asymptomatic.
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Archbishop Hebda: Minnesota Priest’s Coronavirus Homily ‘Inappropriate’
The 20-minute homily was posted on YouTube and has been viewed more than 400,000 times.
Quebec Religious Leaders Decry Heightened Coronavirus Restrictions on Houses of Worship
Bishop Christian Rodembourg of Saint-Hyacinthe, president of the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Quebec, has said that churches in the province ought to be treated like auditoriums, cinemas, and theaters, which are allowed to host up to 250 people at a time.
Know Some Excellent Parishes of the Pandemic? There's an Award for That
Catholics can nominate their parishes for excellence awards in a variety of categories, which aim to recognize things like technological excellence to parish outreach and re-opened Mass protocols.
Catholics Aid Native Americans to Arrest Deadly Spread of COVID-19
Nations and tribes have been hit hard by the pandemic, but Catholics have played an important role in seeing successes in the fight against the coronavirus.
Diseases of Despair: Pandemic Prompts Spike in Social Pathologies
Surveys show a significant rise amid COVID-19 in mental-health issues, including suicidal thoughts, substance abuse, anxiety order and depression — with younger adults particularly at risk.
St. Corona Veneration Planned for Relief of Coronavirus
St. Corona was executed during the reign of Marcus Aurelius.
Vatican Cardinal Tagle Tests Positive for Coronavirus
According to the director of the Holy See press office, Cardinal Tagle “has no symptoms and will remain in isolation in the Philippines, where he is."
The Little Catholic School That Could Aids the Napa Community
Catholic K-12 school with just 125 students feeds 1,000 people weekly as California’s Wine Country reels from pandemic, fires.
Vatican: Catholic Schools Facing ‘Dramatic Situation’ Amid Pandemic
The letter praised Catholic institutions for adapting to the crisis, but it emphasized that distance learning was no substitute for direct contact between students and teachers.
