COVID-19 Resources for Faith Communities: Resources by Media Type
Printed Materials
Securing and caring for your buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic
The archbishops and bishops of the Church of England have advised all churches to close completely during the government lockdown to both to reduce travel and to help to model best practice in maintaining social distance.
Safe Ramadan practices in the context of the COVID-19
Countries around the world are taking different measures to control the spread of COVID-19. This document highlights public health advice for social and religious practices and gatherings during Ramadan that can be applied across different national contexts.
G.R.A.C.E for nurses: Cultivating compassion in nurse/patient interactions
The practice of nursing is grounded in clinical competence, but it is also deeply embedded in the experience of relationship and the cultivation and expression of compassion.
Spiritual Practices for Spiritual Leaders During COVID-19
Faith leaders joined in a Zoom meetup during which they explored spiritual practices and patterns of action and reflection that they can adopt.
Spiritual Care Resources for Religious Holidays during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab developed a resource guide with ideas for celebrating the holy days of Easter, Passover and Ramadan even when coming together in person isn’t possible.
Guidance for Faith Communities & Places of Worship
Guidance document developed by World Vision for faith leaders to prevent the spread of coronavirus and to prevent misinformation about the virus in their communities.
Considering Faith, Community, and Mental Health During the COVID-19 Crisis
A list of resources for faith- and community based leaders to address the mental health needs of people experiencing fear and anxiety associated with COVID-19
How to Celebrate the Easter Triduum at Home
The Jesuit Post offers perspective on both sacred and secular issues and has developed guides to celebrate Easter Triduum at home.
Go ahead, have a shvach seder
You’re living through an international pandemic – you just don’t need to obsess about creating that inspirational, unforgettable Passover experience.
Coronavirus and Ramadan: How the Muslim month of fasting will differ this year
With the spread of COVID-19 impacting millions of people worldwide, the holy month of Ramadan, which is scheduled to begin on or around Thursday 23 April, may look very different this year.
NYC Center for Faith & Community Partnerships COVID-19 FAQ for Faith Leader
General guidelines to help faith leaders prevent the transmission of COVID-19
Where is God in a Pandemic?
A reflection by Jesuit priest James Martin that wrestles with the question of God’s presence in the midst of a pandemic.
None of Us Have Fear of Corona—The Faithful at an Outbreak’s Center
An analysis of the ways in which a mass gathering of the faithful at a mosque in Malaysia spread the virus across many parts of southeast Asia.
In a Pandemic Religion Can Be a Balm and a Risk
A survey of religious activities carried out in response to COVID-19. The article details a number of activities that have supported outbreak prevention as well as activities that have contributed to transmission.
Guide for Christian Funerals During COVID19
This tip sheet offers practical suggestions and support for ways to modify funeral rituals to encourage safety.
Guidance for Rituals for Priests in the Archdiocese of New York
This document provides guidance from the Archdiocese to priests in congregational service for cancelling services or for modifying them under strictly determined circumstances.
Prayer Resources for When You Can’t Get to Church
The booklet provides instruction for cultivating individual practices of prayer and meditation
NYC Religious Leaders Raising Concerns with City Government
This document provides an example of how religious leaders advocated to their local government for consideration of their special role in providing ministries to local communities as the government carries out its COVID-19 response
Doorhanger
This printable document can be used as a doorhanger to indicate to housekeeping staff whether a room that had been previously sanitized has been used and needs to be cleaned again.
Community Prayer Beyond Distance and Quarantine
This meditation by a local religious leader, Reverend Gretchen Sausville, leads an individual through a virtual trip into their local community to remember important institutions and individuals during this time of distancing.
Buddhist Prayers for Handwashing
This flyer offers two different Buddhist prayers that each take about 20 seconds to recite. To be used as a tool for encouraging sufficient handwashing.
Spiritual Support During COVID-19
This document provides a list of things that one might do to lift their spirit.
Disaster Spiritual Care
This essential resource for clergy and caregivers integrates the classic foundations of pastoral care with the unique challenges of disaster response on community, regional and national levels.
Congregational Planning Checklist for a Pandemic
The goal of this checklist is to give you a handle on what might occur during a pandemic outbreak and how to keep your congregation running if such a disaster occurs.
Worship and Coronavirus
As we look at how we are responsive to the health needs of our local communities, many churches are making the decision whether to host worship together in person; or virtually to have connection digitally if not possible in person.
Pandemic Hope: A Family Devotion Guide for Life During COVID-19
An 8-week devotional with activities and prayers for families to use
How to Stream Services (Or Anything Else): A Guide for Jewish Communities
This resource is designed to focus on the “how” of streaming as a resource for congregations streaming for the first time or as a short-term consideration.
Digital Pastoral Care for Grief: Individual and Collective
Gather and give pastoral care digitally. Provide resources from those of us deeply familiar
with digital platforms and uses. Provide thoughts for collective & individual grief.”
Online Materials
Guidance as Congregations Consider Gathering Together in Person Again
This google docs folder collects a variety of guidance documents from various regional bodies of different Christian denominations as local congregations begin to plan for gathering in person again.
Sikh doctor chooses to shave ‘in this time of need’
The COVID-19 crisis has compelled people around the planet to grapple with all manner of moral dilemmas. For Montreal physician Sanjeet Singh-Saluja, it has forced him into the difficult position of having to reconcile his medical oath with his religious values.
French Muslims Face a Cruel Coronavirus Shortage: Burial Grounds
For many immigrant families, the pandemic has halted the tradition of repatriating bodies to their country of origin, and finding a plot in France has become ever more difficult.
Association of Professional Chaplains: COVID-19 Resources
The Association of Professional Chaplains coronavirus page offers resources (healthcare, spiritual care services, self-care, etc.) curated by leaders in healthcare, safety and disease control that pertain to the COVID-19 pandemic.
15 Funerals a Day: The Pace of Death Stuns Brooklyn Muslims
Since the coronavirus took hold of New York in March, burial rituals in the city have become more complicated. Funeral homes everywhere are backed up and overwhelmed.
Wearing a face mask? You’re doing a mitzvah. Make a brachah!
A blessing for wearing a face mask fills a gap in tradition, giving an inexplicably blessingless commandment a benediction like other sacred deeds.
Pastor Who Defied Social Distancing Dies After Contracting Covid-19, Church Says
A Virginia pastor who defied warnings about the danger of religious gatherings during the pandemic and vowed to keep preaching “unless I’m in jail or the hospital” died after contracting Covid-19.
In Ohio, the Amish Take On the Coronavirus
A famously traditional community has mobilized to help hospitals with medical supplies, even as it struggles with reconciling its communal way of life with the dictates of social distancing.
In India, Coronavirus Fans Religious Hatred
Indian officials are blaming an Islamic group for spreading the virus, and Muslims have been targeted in a wave of violence.
Covid-19: Pope establishes emergency fund
Pope Francis establishes an emergency fund to aid those being “tragically impacted” by the Covid-19 virus.
A West Virginia church spends Easter making masks, other PPE using 3-D printers
The church is trying to help a local hospital in an economically depressed area of West Virginia that has struggled with the opioid epidemic.
In life’s last moments, U.S. clergy minister to the sick and dying via FaceTime and Zoom
As hospitals strive to prevent the spread of infections, clergy are sometimes unable to be at a patient’s bedside to administer last rites.
Days After a Funeral in a Georgia Town, Coronavirus ‘Hit Like a Bomb’
Six siblings fell ill after attending their brother’s funeral in Albany, Ga., and the rural county now has one of America’s most intense clusters of the coronavirus.
Coronavirus: UAE Fatwa Council lays out regulations for Muslims amid Covid-19 outbreak
United Arab Emirates issued a fatwa that bans congregational prayers and provides alternatives for public prayers.
Coronavirus: Saudi Arabia asks Muslims to delay Hajj bookings
Saudi Arabia has asked Muslims planning to take part in the Hajj pilgrimage to delay booking amid uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic.
Church grants special indulgence to coronavirus patients and caregivers
The Apostolic Penitentiary issues a Decree granting special plenary indulgences for those suffering from the coronavirus pandemic, if specific conditions are met.
‘It’s Like a Lifeline.’ How Religious Leaders Are Helping People Stay Connected in a Time of Isolation
Services and informal groups are moving online, while others are organizing help for elderly congregants
The Men and Women Who Run Toward the Dying
A profile of New York City chaplains praying for coronavirus patients.
How to Celebrate the Easter Triduum at Home
The Jesuit Post offers perspective on both sacred and secular issues and has developed guides to celebrate Easter Triduum at home.
Go ahead, have a shvach seder
You’re living through an international pandemic – you just don’t need to obsess about creating that inspirational, unforgettable Passover experience.
Coronavirus and Ramadan: How the Muslim month of fasting will differ this year
With the spread of COVID-19 impacting millions of people worldwide, the holy month of Ramadan, which is scheduled to begin on or around Thursday 23 April, may look very different this year.
Chaplains support NHS coronavirus medics giving end-of-life care
Hospital chaplains are increasingly supporting NHS medics who are giving emotional and spiritual care to people at the end of their lives in the absence of loved ones and faith representatives.
Your Brain Won’t Work As Well: Tips for Spiritual Leaders during Covid-19
Self-care tips for spiritual leaders during COVID-19 response.
Coronavirus: the women religious on the frontlines
An army of religious women is responding to the global new coronavirus emergency as they serve the sick, often at the risk of their own lives.
Prayer and Funeral Issues Pertaining to COVID-19
Guidelines adopted by the Fiqh Council regarding Jummah prayers, communal salats, and burial rituals.
Large gatherings for Namaz across west Uttar Pradesh despite advice for social distancing
Despite an appeal by religious leaders for social distancing, a large number of people gathered for Friday prayers around India.
Hundreds at Louisiana church flout COVID-19 gatherings ban
Hundreds of people flouted Louisiana’s COVID-19 ban on gatherings, coming on buses and in personal vehicles to the first of three Sunday services at their church a day after New Orleans police broke up a funeral gathering of about 100 people.
How Religious Leaders Can Help Stop the Spread of Coronavirus
Religious and scientific communities need to join together to ensure that religious leaders have accurate and up-to-date scientific information to pass on to their congregations.
Churchgoers all over world ignore physical distancing advice
Services from Moscow to Rio go ahead as clerics disregard coronavirus risk
Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Social Distancing Doesn’t Have to Be Anti-Social
This article provides suggestions for maintain social connections while distancing or in self-isolation.
Addiction in Isolation—Adjusting to video-chat for 12-step meetings
This article offers suggestions for how various 12-step programs can be carried out via online and video streaming platforms
A Blessing for Handwashing During a Pandemic
This prayer is recited over the course of about 30 seconds, offering the one offering the prayer a chance to quiet their mind and reflect while ensuring that they provide sufficient time for optimal handwashing effectiveness.
Congregational Disaster Preparedness Guidebook
The purpose of this guidebook is to help congregations take some basic and important steps toward resiliency and intentionality in response to disaster so that they will be better able to serve their communities when disasters strike.”
Websites/Web Platforms
Guidance as Congregations Consider Gathering Together in Person Again
This google docs folder collects a variety of guidance documents from various regional bodies of different Christian denominations as local congregations begin to plan for gathering in person again.
Guidance for Phasing Forward to In-Person Gatherings
The Southern New England Conference – United Church of Christ (SNEUCC) have been reviewing dozens of documents and websites on next steps for places of worship. This document is an integration and distilling of those resources tailored for their churches.
The Buddhist Chaplains on the Front Lines of the Pandemic
Four Buddhist chaplains, alumni and students of the Institute of Buddhist Studies, share the trials and lessons of their experience as essential workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Sitting shiva via Zoom, it turns out, has its upsides
Some day we will be able to return to traditions currently on pause due to the global pandemic. And I will welcome them. But when we do, I hope innovations like streamed funerals and scheduled shiva calls are not soon forgotten, offering more flexible and meaningful ways for mourners to connect with one another in their grief.
Ringgold church now linked to three COVID-19 cases
Catoosa Baptist Tabernacle announced it would suspend in-person church services because of COVID-19 concerns — just 16 days after church members were allowed to return to the sanctuary for service.
‘I would do anything for a do-over’-Calgary church hopes others learn from their tragic COVID-19 experience
Members of a Calgary church ravaged by COVID-19 in the early days of the pandemic are sharing their stories of grief and healing, after Alberta’s chief medical health officer cited them as a cautionary tale.
Georgia church closes two weeks after reopening as families come down with coronavirus
A Georgia church that reopened after shutting down due to the coronavirus has axed in-person services again in what they describe as “an effort of extreme caution” as several of their families have become infected by the deadly disease.
COVID-19 Ramadan Toolkit
The Family and Youth Institute conducted a needs assessment about the concerns and needs of American Muslims as they prepare for a COVID-19 Ramadan–you can read about the findings here.
CDC-Funeral Guidance for Individuals and Families
Grieving the loss of a loved one during the fear and anxiety about the COVID-19 pandemic can be overwhelming. This guidance is for individuals and families as they work with funeral directors, community and religious leaders, and others to plan and hold funeral services and visitations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As churches consider reopening buildings and resuming in-person worship, what can pastors expect?
Churches are looking toward re-opening buildings and resuming in-person worship. What can pastors expect to encounter as they lead their churches in the weeks and months to come?
What Interfaith Leadership Looks Like Online
Amanda Quraishi, Rabbi Joshua Stanton, and Dr. Simran Jeet Singh each shared their distinct, yet intersecting approaches to online Interfaith Leadership. Over the course of the Webinar the panelists covered essential elements of online interfaith leadership.
National Association of Catholic Chaplains Coronavirus Resources
The National Association of Catholic Chaplains coronavirus page offers resources (webinars, spiritual care rituals and services, COVID self-care, etc.) as well links to news stories being written about chaplaincy and spiritual care ministry.
I Conducted a Funeral Service All Alone: A Brooklyn rabbi on what it’s like to hold a burial service over Zoom
A member of Rabbi Rachel Timoner’s congregation had died at home of COVID-19, and because they were quarantined, his immediate family members — his wife and their two adult sons — were not able to travel to the cemetery.
Dial-a-Priest
Dial–a–Priest is available to health care professionals and families in hospitals and nursing homes around the country through a single number that connects callers to an Episcopal clergyperson for prayer, especially before intubations or surgeries, or last rites when needed – no matter a patient’s faith tradition or absence of faith tradition.
Association of Professional Chaplains: COVID-19 Resources
The Association of Professional Chaplains coronavirus page offers resources (healthcare, spiritual care services, self-care, etc.) curated by leaders in healthcare, safety and disease control that pertain to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A global call to prayer
A prayer initiative sponsored by the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity (HCHF), which is composed of Muslim and Christian religious leaders called for May 14 to be a day dedicated to fasting, works of mercy, prayers and supplications for the good of all humanity, so that God will end the pandemic.
The Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice
Wendland-Cook is a religion and justice program at Vanderbilt University that believes addressing the relationship between religion and matters of economic and ecological justice is foundational to the flourishing of all people and the planet.
Safe Ramadan practices in the context of the COVID-19
Countries around the world are taking different measures to control the spread of COVID-19. This document highlights public health advice for social and religious practices and gatherings during Ramadan that can be applied across different national contexts.
How should Christian Leaders Respond to a Pandemic
This website offers a variety of resources for Christian leaders responding to the outbreak, including hygiene practices, healthy well-being, and theological reflection.
Coronavirus in Minnesota: Call to Prayer To Be Broadcast 5 Times Daily in Minneapolis During Ramadan
The city of Minneapolis worked with leaders in the Muslim community to have the call to prayer broadcast by speaker five times a day. The broadcast will be generated from the Dar Al-Hijrah Mosque and organizers expect it will reach thousands of residents, from sunrise to shortly after sunset.
American Muslim Health Professionals: COVID-19 Resources
The American Muslim Health Professionals (AMHP) brought together over 30 national Muslim led non-profits with expertise in the healthcare, social services, faith and fiqh, and policy to compile resources and address the unique needs of American Muslims across the country.
COVID-19, Religion and the Importance of Effective Leadership
This article highlights the unique challenges faced by developing countries and the pressing need for a coordinated global response that recognizes and utilises religion’s social capital.
“This Has Made My Job Hell”
A chaplain at an NYC hospital explains what COVID-19 has changed, and how she holds onto her faith.
Nearing Anniversary Of Devastating Fire, Notre Dame To Host A Good Friday Service
April 15 will mark the first anniversary of the fire that ripped through the cathedral. The Paris archbishop says he wants to send a “message of hope” through a small Good Friday service.
How to host a Passover seder on Zoom
In consultation with multiple Jewish leaders, Mashable developed a guide on how to host Passover seder on zoom.
Coronavirus keeping you away from church? Here’s how you can watch an Easter or Passover service this weekend
Churches and synagogues across Australia are offering their services online and many are live streaming. The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) News has compiled a list of the major services around the country for Easter and Passover.
Telechaplaincy
A team of chaplains and researchers discuss practical tips for implementing telechaplaincy, as well as what growing research says about this significant method of spiritual care.
States Consider Whether Religious Services Qualify As ‘Essential’
Some see Government bans on large public gatherings as attacks on religious freedom when they are applied to houses of worship.
Hospital Chaplains Bring Hope and Solace to COVID-19 Patients and Staff
Mike Yonkers, a chaplain at University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle discusses counseling patients with COVID-19, their families and hospital staff.
‘It’s Like a Lifeline.’ How Religious Leaders Are Helping People Stay Connected in a Time of Isolation
Services and informal groups are moving online, while others are organizing help for elderly congregants
With churches closing, US priest offers drive thru confessions
Father Scott Holmer sits on a chair in the parking lot of St. Edward Church in Bowie, Md., and parishioners confess from the front seat of their cars.
This social network for churches is thriving in the coronavirus pandemic
In response to the coronavirus, churches are playing catch-up to get themselves online. Some platforms are eager to help.
Four guidelines for improvising pastoral leadership through a pandemic
Article from Christian Century that offers guidelines for responding to the pandemic
Faith and COVID-19 Resource Repository
A comprehensive resource list for faith communities, religious leaders, and religious traditions that documents COVID-19 response efforts by faith actors at local, national, and global levels.
COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Communities
A regularly updated spreadsheet with national (United States) and local resources for people who are undocumented to access services during the outbreak.
Coronavirus Guidance for Churches
Platform developed by the Church of England with various resources to support clergy and congregations to respond.
Addressing Isolation and Quarantine
This podcast by Episcopal Relief and Development discusses a variety of issues that complicate self-isolation and quarantine as prevention measures.
A Guide for Celebrating the Word of God Together Online
An online resource with instructions for worship that offers reflection on daily Scriptural reading for use by small groups online.
The Coronavirus is Transforming Judaism
The coronavirus is transforming Judaism
Stirring Sermons About Coronavirus, in Empty Cathedrals
A report on the first Sunday in which large numbers of congregations nationally conducted online services.
Spiritual Practices for Times of Crisis
“The greatest gift we can give our world is our presence, awake and attentive. What can help us do that? Here, drawn from ancient religions and wisdom traditions, are a handful of practices.”
Safe and Respectful Care of Bodies During Burial
This website provides updated guidance on how to address risks of exposure and transmission when conducting burial rituals and practices at the time of death.
Resources from Judaism for Challenging Times
An online platform with various online spiritual resources for Jewish communities.
Resources for Homeless Shelters
A web platform from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that offers guidance to community organizations working with those who are homeless to address outbreak prevention and mitigation.
Resources for Community and Faith-based Leaders
A web platform from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that offers guidance to faith communities for outbreak prevention and mitigation.
Resources for Clergy on COVID-19
An extensive blog by a clergy person in metropolitan Seattle, offering first-hand advice on precautions, worship models, pastoral care, and self-care from a congregation in a community with a high incidence of infection.
Loving Your Neighbor in a Time of Coronavirus
Reflection on the ways in which the virus has revealed social and structural inequalities in America and what Christians are called to do to address them.
Jewish spiritual reflections on COVID-19
Blog post by a Jewish Rabbi with various meditations and reflections on COVID-19.
Epi-Win
This website offers various resources from the World Health Organization for preventing or slowing the spread of COVID-19. Materials have been developed for both medical providers and for the general public. The site includes specific guidance, helpful video, and slide sets.
COVID-19 Updates
This church-based website offers various resources, including linkage to a daily video devotional developed by the church’s ministers and available on the congregation’s facebook page.
Online Faith Collective
This website provides a centralized platform for recorded and archived worship services from a variety of faith traditions.
Webinars/Town Halls
Pastoring in a Time of Pandemic
Solihten Institute and Samaritan Counseling Center of Atlanta present a live interactive webinar “Pastoring in a Time of Pandemic,” a conversation about the intersection of faith and mental health in these unprecedented times.
Mental Health in a Time of COVID-19 Webinar Series: Part 3-Task-Shifting To Address Increasing Challenges
Health and Human Services Partnership Center for Faith and Community Initiatives presents Part 3 of Mental Health in a Time of COVID-19 webinar series, “Task-Shifting to Address Increasing Challenges,”
A Cry to God Together: Lament in the Midst of Covid-19
The Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing offers a series of webinars exploring the public cry out to God regarding the loss of lives and livelihood during this pandemic each followed by a period of Q & A.
Webinar Series to Explore Faith, Ministry During COVID-19
Candler School of Theology will offer three webinars over as many weeks featuring dialogues among faculty and alumni exploring what it means to live their faith and practice ministry during the coronavirus pandemic.
Responding to COVID-19 Pandemic: Toolkit for Emotional Coping for Healthcare Staff
Frontline healthcare staff are facing unprecedented stressors as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds. The Toolkit for Emotional Coping for Healthcare Staff (TECHS) is a set of concrete tools healthcare staff can use during these challenging times.
Telechaplaincy
A team of chaplains and researchers discuss practical tips for implementing telechaplaincy, as well as what growing research says about this significant method of spiritual care.
Religion, Public Health and COVID-19: Tips and Tools for Teaching about Religion Remotely
On April 9, 2020 at 12PM (EST), the Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute will host a webinar to offer advice, historical context, and collegial support for scholars impacted by the COVID-19.
Spiritual/Moral Dilemmas in COVID-19: How Might Spiritual Care Help
Co-presented by Odyssey Impact and Chaplaincy Innovation Lab this webinar will be a conversation with a panel of top chaplaincy practitioners with expertise and lived experience with communal trauma, and moral dilemmas in the context of spiritual care.
Distance Funerals, Complicated Grief: Gathering to grieve during COVID19
A panel of experts from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds discusses what funerals and grief might look like during COVID-19
Faithfully Demanding Equity Tele-Town Hall
Faith in Action will host a Faithfully Demanding Equity Tele-Town Hall to discuss our role in supporting communities and social distancing as a spiritual discipline following the coronavirus outbreak.
Chaplaincy Innovation Lab Coronavirus Town Hall
The Chaplaincy Innovation lab will hold a Town Hall on Tuesday, March 17, and weekly thereafter throughout the crisis, to support chaplains and share information.
A New Way to Mourn
An interview with a retired United Church of Canada pastor whose wife recently died. They discuss the process of arranging an online funeral for her, the technical difficulties he encountered, and how people are creating new rituals during this crisis.
Islam and COVID-19
A podcast featuring an interview with Imam Osamma Bahloul discussing how the outbreak has reacted the community at the masjid he serves in Nashville, TN (USA)
How to adapt worship for streaming
Podcast on March 19 (to be archived) with tips and strategies for adapting worship to online platforms
Doing ministry in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak
This podcast includes interviews with two Seattle-area pastors about their experiences leading faith communities as the first community outbreak of COVID-19 occurred.
Lessons from Fighting Ebola: Engaging Faith Leaders Creates Safer Communities
David Robinson spent three decades coordinating disaster responses for World Vision International. In this podcast, he offers lessons and some cautionary tales for those on frontlines working to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
Videos
Odyssey Impact: Mass Incarceration, COVID-19, and Milwaukee 53206
Panelist explored mass incarceration during this pandemic and the critical role faith and secular communities play during this challenging time.
Living Your Life in the Time of Corona Virus/ La Vida Durante la Pandemia del Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Los invitamos a usted y a su comunidad a participar en un seminario virtual en español. Los expertos de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades de Estados Unidos les darán a conocer las ultimas noticias del coronavirus (COVID-19).
When Resources are Limited, What Would an Ethicist Do
Dr. Paul Root Wolpe and Kathy Kinlaw discuss the unique ethical challenges of triage, ventilator allocation, DNR orders, and other difficult decisions related to treatment of COVID-19, and how hospitals locally and across the nation are handling these challenges.
Spiritual Practices for Spiritual Leaders During COVID-19
Faith leaders joined in a Zoom meetup during which they explored spiritual practices and patterns of action and reflection that they can adopt.
Passover 2020
SAJ: Judaism that Stands for All, an organization based in New York City developed a video series to help congregants celebrate Passover Seder at home.
Life and Dignity, Justice and Solidarity: Moral Principles for Responding to the COVID-19 Economic Crisis
This online dialogue examined how faith and the principles of Catholic social thought can contribute to national and global debates and decision-making and guide our individual and community choices on these important economic questions.
COVID-19 in the Jewish Community: Lessons Learned from Italy
This is webinar and discussion with a leading member of the Jewish community in Italy in which he describes his experiences there with his suggestions for how other communities can build on lessons learned from his community’s experience.
Social Media