‘London Has Fallen’ — How COVID-19 Is Changing the Global City Forever
Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the city.
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Faith Crisis Amid Health Crisis: Catholics Need the Mass to Return
COMMENTARY: The faithful require — and deserve — something more tangible than the online Mass.
Cardinal Says Vatican Employees Could Lose Jobs for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine
In January, the city state began offering the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine to employees, residents, and Holy See officials.
Facing Isolation Due to COVID-19, Patients Find Solace in Rosary Group
“In the midst of all this craziness and chaos, God is with us.”
6 Ways to Carry On in Our Current Crisis
COMMENTARY: So many are asking, ‘What do we do now?’ Here is my humble plan.
Iraqi Government Imposes COVID Restrictions Weeks Before Papal Visit
The pope’s schedule includes a Mass at the Chaldean Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Baghdad on March 6 and a visit to the Syriac Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Bakhdida March 7.
How These Seminarians in New Orleans Plan to Celebrate Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras actually begins on the Feast of the Epiphany, traditionally celebrated January 6th.
CRS’ Lenten Rice Bowl Program to Help Feed the Hungry Amid COVID Pandemic
Seventy-five percent of the alms collected through the program support worldwide relief initiatives.
Italian Sister: The COVID-19 Pandemic Represents an Opportunity for Freedom of Education
Sister Anna Monia Alfieri is an Italian nun who has dedicated her life to the defense of school choice for families.
Detroit Archdiocese to Restore Sunday Mass Obligation in March
Churches in the archdiocese will remain limited to 50% capacity, and mask and social distancing requirements will remain.
