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Hospitals, states consider how to distribute healthcare if coronavirus surges
In Italy, which has the most deaths from coronavirus, some doctors have said they have had to overlook older patients... Read more
Lives worth living? Why healthcare rationing must be ethical
As state health officials plan for health care rationing during the coronavirus pandemic, lawyers, ethicists and theologians are warning that... Read more
Louisiana governor announces day of prayer and fasting
The Catholic governor of Louisiana has asked fellow citizens to pray and fast on March 24 for those affected by... Read more
AA under quarantine: How coronavirus is changing 12-step recovery programs
12-step programs have helped millions of Americans find recovery from additions. How will those programs, and the people who need... Read more
Lt. governor and aspiring Jesuit has long record on 'abortion rights'
While Washington’s governor has praised the decision of his state’s lieutenant governor to enter the Society of Jesus after his... Read more
Ohio AG: abortion clinics can't use resources needed for coronavirus fight
Ohio’s abortion clinics are wrongly using resources that should be conserved for health care workers fighting the new coronavirus, and... Read more
Newark archdiocese campaigns for parishes facing coronavirus cash crunch
Many parishes have suffered a sharp drop in donations following the loss of in-person Sunday collections because of the suspension... Read more
Prison chaplains adapt as coronavirus limits their ministry
The worldwide outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) is beginning to touch one of the populations in the United States most vulnerable... Read more
Senate fails to pass coronavirus stimulus bill
The Senate on Monday failed for the second straight day to advance consideration of a stimulus package to respond to... Read more
Archbishop Aymond of New Orleans has coronavirus
The Archbishop of New Orleans has tested positive for coronavirus. He is the first U.S. bishop known to have tested... Read more
Former USCCB president and Archbishop of Cincinnati dies age 85
The former head of the U.S. Catholic bishops’ conference and archbishop emeritus of Cincinnati, Daniel E. Pilarczyk, died on Sunday... Read more
A Franciscan friar and deacon is DC’s first known coronavirus fatality
A Franciscan friar is the first person known to have died as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the District... Read more
Douthat: Decadent societies lack babies, and hope
Catholic author and commentator Ross Douthat said that a “decadent society” plays a role in declining birth rates, as cultures... Read more
Hospital chaplains prepare for “tsunami” of COVID-19 patients
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads across the United States, one chaplain in New York told CNA that hospitals are the front... Read more
How to stay quarantined, stay married, and keep your friends
There are ways to build and maintain healthy relationships during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Detroit archdiocese sees spiritual confusion among LGBT Catholic dissenters
A dissenting Catholic LGBT advocacy group rejects Church teaching and confuses the Christian path to holiness, Auxiliary Bishop Gerard Battersby... Read more
We don't need aborted fetal tissue to fight coronavirus, say ethicists
Efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus should not be used to override ethical restrictions on the use of aborted... Read more
NY Catholic hospital to become specialist COVID-19 center
A Catholic hospital in western New York will become the state’s first hospital entirely dedicated to treating COVID-19 patients, it... Read more
How could a market downturn affect Catholic giving? A look at the data
How might the market downturn affect how much US Catholics give to their parish and other Catholic causes? Read more
Missouri's last abortion clinic faces 'imminent' decision
Missouri authorities could soon rule on whether the state’s only remaining abortion clinic will remain open despite failures to meet... Read more
