Prayer for the end of the Coronavirus Pandemic – For Government Officials
Today we pray for those people who work in government. We pray for all those people who must make difficult decisions during this time of pandemic.
Prayer to end the Coronavirus Pandemic – For those in Economic Hardship
Today we pray for those people who find themselves in economic hardship. We pray for those who must work, even at risk to themselves, those without work, those who fear being laid off, and those who are anxious about economic matters.
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Prayer to end the Coronavirus Pandemic – For Service Workers
Today we pray for those workers who still must work during this Coronavirus pandemic, often in ways that put them at risk. We pray for those in service professions and other jobs we often take for granted.
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Prayer to end the Coronavirus Pandemic – For Teachers
Today we pray for those teachers must find new and creative ways to teach their students, and to remain connected to them.
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Prayer for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic – For Students
Today we pray for those students whose academic progress has been interrupted by the Coronavirus. We pray that this time may become a time to appreciate the gift of knowledge.
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Prayer for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic – For Medical Researchers
Today we pray for those medical researchers seeking a cure for the Coronavirus and other illnesses, that using their God-given wisdom they may discover a cure and find better treatments.
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Prayer for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic – For the Sick
Today we pray for all those who are sick with the Coronavirus, that by joining their sufferings with Christ, they may make up what is lacking in the sufferings of Christ.
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Pope Francis Urbi et Orbi with English Translation
Here is the link to the EWTN broadcast of Pope Francis Urbi et Orbi blessing yesterday which has English translation.
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Catholic Schoolhouse: Coronavirus and Remote Learning
The switch to online learning, flipped classrooms, remote learning and so forth is not easy, and for many teachers this has happened without much warning or time to prep. So, if you have never done this before, what should you do? This podcasts discusses the eight tips below.
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High School Lenten Reflection: March 13, 2020
There are just a lot of questions that make us truly uneasy. It is a scary time, and it may be easy to say not to panic, but the truth is the world is panicking and we don’t know who to trust anymore.
