Dutch Supreme Court approves euthanasia for dementia.

Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Euthanasia Prevention Coalition: Dutch Supreme Court approves euthanasia for dementia.:

Pope: Faith is shared with others or it’s not faith

Let us pray today for those who offer funeral services. What they do is so painful, so sad. And they experience so deeply the sorrow of this pandemic. Let us pray for them.



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Priests seek ways to anoint the sick during coronavirus pandemic

As hospitals adjust their procedures due to the COVID-19 coronavirus, some Catholic priests are departing from prescribed liturgical practices to administer the anointing of the sick, earning opposition from Church leaders who say the adaptations could invalidate the sacrament.



Priests seek ways to anoint the sick during coronavirus pandemic:

Pope warns of danger in online Masses

Pope Francis says he accepted a "scolding" by an unnamed bishop over livestreamed Mass.



Pope warns of danger in online Masses:

Virginia priest in battle with bishop over blog blasting Church's abuse response

Virginia priest in battle with bishop over blog blasting Church's abuse response:

Isolated but not alone: resources for Catholics

Isolated but not alone: resources for Catholics:

A new Catholic legal doctrine

A conservative Harvard law professor and Catholic convert proposes ditching originalism in favor of ‘common good constitutionalism.’



A new Catholic legal doctrine:

Virginia pastor who held packed church service dies of coronavirus

An evangelical pastor died of COVID-19 just weeks after proudly showing off how packed his Virginia church was -- and vowing to keep preaching "unless I'm in jail or the hospital."



Virginia pastor who held packed church service dies of coronavirus:

An Open Letter to the Priests of the Catholic Church

An Open Letter to the Priests of the Catholic Church – Catholic World Report

Pope: Coronavirus Crisis Forces Us to Choose Between Life and Love of Money

Pope Francis began the Mass by praying that researchers and political leaders would make the correct choices for those they serve.



Pope: Coronavirus Crisis Forces Us to Choose Between Life and Love of Money:

US Bishops: Coronavirus Response Must Utilize Ethical Principles

US Bishops: Coronavirus Response Must Utilize Ethical Principles:

‘Plan for the worst and hope for the best’: Canada’s funeral industry in upheaval as coronavirus deaths mount

Contingency plans are being made across the country to avoid the fate of places like New York, where mass graves on public land are being considered to accommodate the deceased.



‘Plan for the worst and hope for the best’: Canada’s funeral industry in upheaval as coronavirus deaths mount - The Globe and Mail:

Pope leads 'Way of the Cross' service in deserted St. Peter's Square

Shortly after assuring of his closeness amid the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak on an Italian television program, Pope Francis on Good Friday yet again appeared in a nearly empty St. Peter’s Square to lead a livestreamed Via Crucis with meditations written by prisoners.



Pope leads 'Way of the Cross' service in deserted St. Peter's Square:

Raymond De Souza: In this time of lament, a prayer for the people

This Passover, this Easter is a return home, to where it began. It is not a joyful homecoming, but a painful one, for we cannot gather to worship together.



Raymond De Souza: In this time of lament, a prayer for the people | Pembroke Daily Observer:

9 Things You Need to Know About Good Friday

9 Things You Need to Know About Good Friday:

After a Holy Week disrupted by death, an honest Easter

We are heading into an Easter that stares straight into the eyes of death and empire and still declares love stronger than the grave.



After a Holy Week disrupted by death, an honest Easter:

The Pandemic of Fear and Agony

Opinion | The Pandemic of Fear and Agony - The New York Times:

On Holy Thursday, Pope Francis recalls priests dying amid pandemic

Pope Francis recalled the priests who have lost their lives during the coronavirus crisis as he offered the Mass of the Lord’s Supper in a nearly empty St. Peter’s Basilica.



On Holy Thursday, Pope Francis recalls priests dying amid pandemic:

Robert P. George: We must be 'firm in our resistance' to discrimination in COVID crisis

Robert P. George is one of America's leading ethicists. He spoke to Crux about some of the issues arising from the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.



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As coronavirus death rates multiply, these monks are giving away caskets

The Trappist monks of New Melleray Abbey have always given away child caskets. Now they're offering adult caskets to people in need.



As coronavirus death rates multiply, these monks are giving away caskets:

Australia's highest court to judge cardinal's abuse appeal

Australia’s highest court on Tuesday will judge Cardinal George Pell’s appeal against convictions for molesting two teenage choirboys more than two decades ago. But the legal battle over the world’s most senior Catholic convicted of sexually abusing children may not end there.



Australia's highest court to judge cardinal's abuse appeal:

Australian High Court to issue Cardinal Pell decision next week

The Australian High Court announced Thursday that a decision would be issued in the case Pell v. The Crown on April 7 at 10 am.



Australian High Court to issue Cardinal Pell decision next week:

Celebrating Holy Week With Your Family During Quarantine

Celebrating Holy Week With Your Family During Quarantine:

Transforming Quarantine Into Retreat

Transforming Quarantine Into Retreat | George Weigel | First Things