In the Seattle Archdiocese, the first U.S. region where the COVID-19 pandemic hit with brute force, ingenuity has been the hallmark.
Service agencies find workarounds for virus-mandated restrictions
Catholic leaders urge governments to protect indigenous during pandemic
As the coronavirus spreads through South America, Catholic Church leaders are calling urgently for governments to protect indigenous people.
Archbishop Hebda blesses, prays for the sick and suffering, city and state
Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda prayed over the city of St. Paul March 27 for the sick and suffering and those who care for them.
Cardinal vicar of Rome hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19
Cardinal Angelo De Donatis, the papal vicar for Rome, was hospitalized after testing positive for the COVID-19 virus.
Vatican publishes document on right to water access
The Vatican said defending the right to clean water is part of the Catholic Church’s promotion of the common good.
Dr. Fauci is dedicated to public service, formed at Jesuit high school
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has emerged for many as the voice of reason and integrity as the nation confronts the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Sisters’ work during 1918 Spanish flu seen as model for crisis today
Catholic nuns emerged as the unexpected heroes in the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic that killed hundreds of thousands in the United States and millions worldwide.
Site crashes as half million-plus watch England’s rededication to Mary
English Catholics rededicated their country as Mary’s Dowry “in the eye of the storm” of the coronavirus pandemic.