Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday, April 13, 2021
April 13, 2021A Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause after blood clots. A city on the edge over the shooting of an unarmed black man […]
A Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause after blood clots. A city on the edge over the shooting of an unarmed black man […]
By Emily Drooby It’s an alphabet that’s rarely taught in schools. Antonio Caruso is only in the fourth grade, but now he […]
By Jessica Easthope Starting Monday, April 12, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is taking applications from people who lost loved ones to […]
People who lost a relative to COVID-19 could be reimbursed for funeral expenses. A new study finds a coronavirus variant may be […]
By Emily Drooby Flipping through the pages of The Tablet newspaper is something 20 more people will be doing thanks to seventh-grade […]
After Easter comes Eastertide – church leaders are using this time to fill up the pews. A pop-up vaccination site is helping […]
By Emily Drooby It has been a roller-coaster of a year for Coney Island. The pandemic forced amusement parks to stay closed. […]
Students use their spring break for good – to restore a family’s home. Cardinal Dolan has a message to Catholics this Easter […]
By Emily Drooby Xavier H.S. students are rolling up their sleeves to spend their Spring Break doing manual labor under the hot, […]
Honoring the sacrifice – one hospital is remembering the healthcare workers they lost to the pandemic. New York lawmakers allocate funds for […]