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Posts tagged with "COVID-19"

Vatican extends traditional All Souls' Day indulgences Pope Francis

Vatican extends traditional All Souls' Day indulgences

Thursday, October 28, 20210180 With the COVID-19 pandemic still underway and with restrictions on gatherings still in place in some countries, the Vatican has again extended the period of time when people can earn a plenary indulgence for visiting a cemetery and praying for the souls of the faithful in purgatory.
Bishop Burns issues response to Gov. Abbott's decision Bishop Edward J. Burns

Bishop Burns issues response to Gov. Abbott's decision

Friday, March 5, 20210914 Health and safety protocols currently in place concerning COVID-19 will remain for the Diocese of Dallas parishes and schools, Bishop Edward J. Burns announced March 5.
Father Gollob: Lent in the time of a pandemic Columnists

Father Gollob: Lent in the time of a pandemic

Monday, February 22, 20210216 On Ash Wednesday Catholics and other groups entered into the season of Lent with prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
As ‘gatekeepers,’ duo works to keep school community safe Diocese

As ‘gatekeepers,’ duo works to keep school community safe

Thursday, January 28, 20210349 Boasting 522 students in its Upper School and 314 in its lower, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School is the biggest Catholic pre-K through eighth grade school in the Lone Star State—which, during a pandemic, means more than enough sticky hands, runny noses, and sore throats to make a school nurse’s job complicated.
‘Heroic’ team of priests minister to sick during pandemic Diocese

‘Heroic’ team of priests minister to sick during pandemic

Saturday, December 26, 20200820 Father Elmer Herrera-Guzman is a newcomer to the team of diocesan priests that since last spring has answered the precarious call to provide personal ministry to Catholics who have contracted the coronavirus. With only a few weeks’ experience at making visits to hospitals, nursing homes and residences, the parochial vicar at Holy Cross...
No pandemic can extinguish Christ's light, pope says at Angelus Pope Francis

No pandemic can extinguish Christ's light, pope says at Angelus

Tuesday, December 8, 20200133 No pandemic and no kind of crisis can extinguish the light of Christ, Pope Francis said. May people let his light into their heart "and let us lend a hand to those who need it most. In this way God will be born anew in us and among us," the pope said in his remarks after praying the Angelus with visitors gathered in St. Peter's Square...
Through technology, LEO helps keep St. Mark students safe, healthy Top Stories

Through technology, LEO helps keep St. Mark students safe, healthy

Thursday, December 3, 20200778 Students at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic School in Plano extend their fond hellos to a new inhabitant of their hallways—no, not another student but an autonomous sanitizing robot. The school welcomed this unique occupant, affectionately named LEO, in October of this year—another tech-forward move for a school already recognized...
Studying, feeding a goat, petting a horse all part of school day Diocese

Studying, feeding a goat, petting a horse all part of school day

Thursday, November 19, 20200395 What started out as an initiative to give students more outside time at Mount St. Michael Catholic School in Dallas has turned out to be a bonus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
General audience closes to public after positive case of COVID-19 Pope Francis

General audience closes to public after positive case of COVID-19

Friday, October 30, 20200128 After someone attending Pope Francis' weekly general tested positive for COVID-19, the Vatican announced the audiences would return to being livestreamed without the presence of pilgrims and visitors.
UD shuts down most on-campus activities until Nov. 2 with COVID-19 cases reported Diocese

UD shuts down most on-campus activities until Nov. 2 with COVID-19 cases reported

Thursday, October 29, 20200556 University of Dallas classes are moving to remote learning for the next several days and other health-and-safety measures are being taken after a reported spike in confirmed positive COVID-19 cases at the Irving campus.
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