USCCB Statements on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
USCCB President’s Reflection and Prayer During Coronavirus
Embrace of Hope
“The Church is not distant from your troubles, but accompanies you with affection. The Lord is near you and he takes you by the hand.”
“[The elderly] carry the memory and wisdom of life to hand down to others, and they participate fully in the Church’s mission. Let us remember that, in God’s eyes, human life always retains its value far beyond any discriminating vision.”
“May you always find in faith, nourished by the Word and by the Sacraments, the strength needed to love God, even in the experience of illness.”
Christus Vivit
“Because he lives, there can be no doubt that goodness will have the upper hand in your life and that all our struggles will prove worthwhile. If this is the case, we can stop complaining and look to the future, for with him this is always possible. That is the certainty we have. Jesus is eternally alive. ” (Christus Vivit, 127)
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