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Posts tagged with "COVID-19"

Common good, not greed, must motivate search for vaccine, pope says Pope Francis

Common good, not greed, must motivate search for vaccine, pope says

Wednesday, September 9, 20200169 The common good -- and not political or economic gain -- should be at the heart of the race to find a vaccine for COVID-19, Pope Francis said.
Virtual pilgrimage, concrete donation: Holy Land Catholics ask for help World

Virtual pilgrimage, concrete donation: Holy Land Catholics ask for help

Wednesday, September 9, 20200214 Franciscan Father Francesco Patton, custos of the Holy Land, asked Catholics around the world to make a virtual pilgrimage to the Holy Land and make a real donation to support the church in the region.
Dallas Catholic Schools Office releases statement on plans to reopen in fall Diocese

Dallas Catholic Schools Office releases statement on plans to reopen in fall

Friday, July 17, 20200741 On July 17, Dallas Catholic Schools Superintendent Matt Vereecke released the following statement, addressing the reopening of schools this fall in light of health and safety guidelines concerning COVID-19.
A Look At The Bright Side Diocese

A Look At The Bright Side

Thursday, May 14, 20200684 As part of an e-Learning assignment, Patty Donovan challenged her seventh-graders at St. Rita Catholic School to write Letters to the Editor addressing at least one positive each has experienced during their “shelter-at-home” time due to COVID-19 concerns. Below is a sample of those letters crafted by St. Rita students.
Father Esposito: Dante and the dark wood of quarantine Columnists

Father Esposito: Dante and the dark wood of quarantine

Thursday, May 7, 20200591 Sheltering in place might not look much like a dark wood, but my time in quarantine has brought Dante to the forefront of my mind. I have long been awed by the brilliance of his “Divine Comedy,” the indescribably beautiful rhythm and rhyme of his Italian, and the sheer bravado that inspired him both to locate his own contemporaries...
Pope encourages people to rediscover the need for prayer Pope Francis

Pope encourages people to rediscover the need for prayer

Wednesday, May 6, 20200662 The coronavirus pandemic is a "favorable time to rediscover the need for prayer in our lives; let us open the doors of our hearts to the love of God our father, who will listen to us," Pope Francis said.
Bishop initiates four-phase plan to re-open diocese Bishop Edward J. Burns

Bishop initiates four-phase plan to re-open diocese

Thursday, April 30, 202003495 Bishop Edward J. Burns has announced the start of opening up the Diocese of Dallas in four phases, beginning with scheduled confessions and the celebration of the Sacraments of Initiation and religious celebrations for families that may now begin in small groups.
Bishops of U.S., Canada will consecrate their nations to Mary on May 1 Diocese

Bishops of U.S., Canada will consecrate their nations to Mary on May 1

Sunday, April 26, 20200668 Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has announced the U.S. bishops will join the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops May 1 in consecrating the two nations to the care of the Blessed Mother under the title “Mary, Mother of the Church.”
Father Esposito: The Experience of being in solitude together Columnists

Father Esposito: The Experience of being in solitude together

Wednesday, April 22, 20200450 Luke begins his account of Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Messiah with a rather curious phrase: “Once when Jesus was praying in solitude, and the disciples were with him, he asked them, ‘Who do the crowds say that I am?’” (Luke 9:18). Those who already know the answer might gloss over the sheer oddity of the opening...
Father Mower: When time comes, we’ll come together in faith Columnists

Father Mower: When time comes, we’ll come together in faith

Sunday, April 19, 20200580 This has been the strangest Easter season ever. Well probably not ever, since that first Easter was really something. After Jesus, the Messiah, The King of the Jews, the Son of God, was crucified, his followers were crestfallen. They retreated to their homes. Some went into hiding. They consoled each other. Even after news of the...
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