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Battling virus and the ‘invisible malice of malady’, FSSP seminary trusts providence

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Pope Francis offers this spiritual communion prayer during coronavirus pandemic

Courtney Mares/CNA

Cardinal Zen: ‘Parolin manipulates the Pope,’ and Vatican’s China policy is ‘immoral’

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Peruvian bishop rescinds permission for confession by phone

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Two Roman convents isolated as 59 religious sisters test positive for coronavirus

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA

Vatican publishes guidelines for Easter celebrations during coronavirus

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA

Vatican says general absolution may be permissible during pandemic

Holy See grants indulgence to coronavirus patients and Catholics who pray for them

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA

Pope Francis prays for doctors, says recovery will be like post-war rebuilding

Christopher R. Altieri

At least 28 priests in northern Italy have died from COVID-19

Courtney Mares/CNA

“We’ll remember this Lent for many years,” English bishop says

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Quarantined Sunday: How can families keep the day holy when Masses are cancelled?

Mary Farrow/CNA

Polish priest prays against coronavirus amid quarantine

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