In Iten, Kenya, Irish Patrician Brother Colm O’Connell is working to motivate athletes overwhelmed by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Godfather of Kenyan running teaching life lessons during pandemic
Makers of sacramental wine, altar bread suffer economic hit due to pandemic
With the global pandemic practically shutting everything down for months, the sacramental wine and altar bread business has suffered like other businesses in the country.
Tobin: Being spiritually close while socially distant is today’s challenge
Pope Francis calls ‘spiritual closeness’ during this time of necessary social distancing Cardinal Tobin noted in a reflection on “Ministry in a Time of Social Distancing: Synodality and Closeness.”
Mary Marrocco: Find strength in letting go of ‘littleness’
Ask yourself: “What are the riches you would not give away to go where God asks you?”
Greg Erlandson: Post-graduation lessons from the plague year
“Living through a historic pandemic, economic collapse and racial upheaval isn’t pretty, but it is instructive.”
Catholic Community Schools to move forward with in-person learning this fall
Classes are scheduled to begin Sept. 1 in all CCS elementary schools and Sept. 8 at Cathedral High School.
Inmigrantes con síntomas de COVID-19 sufren en silencio temiendo deportación
Raúl Castaneda, de 48 años, no se sentía bien y experimento fiebres fluctuantes y cansancio durante las dos semanas antes de su muerte debido al COVID-19 en abril.
Md. county official rescinds previous directive blocking school reopening
As the Archdiocese of Washington worked on a school reopening plan, it was reviewing a Montgomery County, Md., directive ordering the closure of Catholic and other nonpublic schools’ in-person learning through at least Oct. 1, 2020.