People living in isolated areas where infections have increased have little access to buy basic commodities, suffer a severe lack of food, are losing jobs and are under a lot of stress due to social distancing measures.
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March 26, 20234Laws, lawsuits and adult involvement needed to save kids from social media ‘harm,’ say experts
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March 26, 20234Lenten radio campaign invites listeners back to sacrament of reconciliation
March 26, 20234‘Art of listening’ in synodal church requires ‘formation’ to avoid ‘empty discussions,’ says cardinal
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March 25, 20234National Eucharistic Revival aims to form disciples on mission with new Easter series
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March 26, 20234La crisis de salud mental traspasa todas las fronteras y edades
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