As the nation begins to emerge from the pandemic, there are lingering questions about lessons learned and what the path forward should be.
Panel: Society still needs to learn pandemic’s lesson of caring for others
Pandemic pushes kids’ mental health issues to forefront
While there was a mental health crisis among children before the pandemic shut down the world, the fact one in five children ages 3-17 are having a mental, developmental, emotional or behavioral disorder, the isolation, fear and uncertainty has magnified the problem.
N.Y. Encounter sessions focus on ‘Urge for Truth’ amid pandemic, politics
Speaker spoke about addressing the pandemic and the idea that truth is merely a matter of individual interpretation has had fatal results.
Partnering in the pandemic: Churches see possibilities for ecumenism
The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity has released a study on how COVID-19 has impacted ecumenical relations around the world.
Walk humbly: Pope tells Curia humility is key to service and ‘synodality’
In that speech, he focused on love, especially within the family, and on the many challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has created, particularly for Vatican employees who have children to look after and parents or grandparents to care for.
In early morning darkness, pope pays tribute to Immaculate Conception
Pope Francis arrived, prayed and was gone even before a brigade of Rome firefighters had arrived to hang a wreath of flowers from the statue’s outstretched arms.
For faith groups, their mission amid pandemic is not fully accomplished
Now, more than a year and a half into the pandemic, they are continuing this outreach while also taking a close look at how they can respond better to the vast needs the current public health crisis has exposed.
Biden administration grapples with ‘convoluted’ immigration messaging
In an Aug. 12 trip to McAllen and Brownsville in Texas, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas conceded that an “unprecedented” situation is taking place at the border, calling it “one of the toughest challenges we face.”