COVID-19, Ecumenism and Rehabilitating Drug Addicts

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01/10/2020	Filipino faith perseveres despite pandemic restrictionsUCANews
01/10/2020	Recite rosary to contain Covid-19, says Myanmar bishopUCANews
30/09/2020	Vatican’s UN Observer Addresses PandemicZENIT Staff
30/09/2020	Salesians raise 8 million euros for families affected by pandemicCatholic News Agency
30/09/2020	ASIA/SRI LANKA - Towards Mission Sunday: the pandemic is an opportunity to give God's mercy to those who sufferFides
30/09/2020	Angola: Integrate IDPs and refugees into Angolan lifeVatican News
29/09/2020	Covid-19: Where do we go from here?UCANews
29/09/2020	Jesuits reach out to Myanmar's poor and vulnerableUCANews
29/09/2020	Catholic service organizations ask Congress to pass new COVID relief billCatholic News Agency
29/09/2020	US Catholic Leaders Call on President and Congress to Support Additional COVID-19 Relief for Those in NeedZENIT Staff
29/09/2020	ASIA/SINGAPORE - The Church promotes interreligious initiatives during the pandemicFides
28/09/2020	Vatican appeals for safe passage home for stranded seafarers under pandemicVatican News
28/09/2020	ASIA/TAJIKISTAN - The Catholic community on the front line to limit the spread of Covid-19Fides
27/09/2020	Archbishop Eamon Martin Calls for Family Rosary Crusade Against Covid-19ZENIT Staff
27/09/2020	Latin American bishops join forces in the fight against Covid-19Vatican News
26/09/2020	Day of prayer planned for 357 religious dead from COVID-19 in SpainCatholic News Agency
26/09/2020	OCEANIA/AUSTRALIA - The Church in prayer for Migrant Day: "The pandemic must not distract us from the suffering of those who flee"Fides
25/09/2020	Holy See: indigenous communities to be included in decision-making processVatican News
25/09/2020	UK Bishops on ethical concerns of potential Covid-19 vaccineVatican News
25/09/2020	COVID-19: Mozambican Bishops cancel entire seminary academic year 2020Vatican News