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“We are God’s co-workers” 1 Corinthians 3:9
Due to the COVID-19 Virus, all parish events have been cancelled until further notice: this includes public Mass and Confession. If it is an emergency or you are in danger of death, please call us. Every day from noon to 3:00pm the church will be open for up to twenty people at a time to visit. Further rules will be posted at the church. These rules, along with our daily disinfecting, will help keep everyone safe. Know that you are in our prayers; please pray for us. If you have any questions, please call the parish office at 216-429-1515.
-Fr. John and the Ss. Peter and Paul Staff
Updated Thursday, March 19, 2020
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Pope Francis prays for media covering the coronavirus pandemic
04/01/20 12:00 pm
Vatican City, Apr 1, 2020 / 05:00 am (CNA).- Pope Francis offered a prayer for media professionals who are covering the coronavirus pandemic before his daily Mass on Wednesday.
“Those who work in the media, who work to communicate today so that people are not so isolated … help us to bear this time of isolation,” Pope Francis said April 1.
Read MoreDon't be afraid to let the Holy Spirit purify your heart, says Pope Francis
04/01/20 10:09 am
Vatican City, Apr 1, 2020 / 03:09 am (CNA).- It is the Holy Spirit who leads us away from our sins and towards purity of heart, Pope Francis said at the general audience Wednesday.
Speaking via livestream due to the coronavirus crisis, the pope said April 1 that the purification of our hearts must begin by recognizing the evil that lies within us and renouncing it.
Read MoreCoronavirus keeps volunteers away, but Arkansas Catholic Charities plans help for tornado victims
04/01/20 2:01 am
Little Rock, Ark., Mar 31, 2020 / 07:01 pm (CNA).- An EF3 tornado blew through Jonesboro, Arkansas, this week, and although no deaths have been reported, Catholic Charities of Arkansas is gearing up to help those whose livelihoods will be affected by the disaster.
Patrick Gallaher, director of Catholic Charities of Arkansas, told CNA that he anticipates that their involvement with the disaster in Jonesboro will involve long term case management to help uninsured and underinsured families recover and settle into permanent housing.
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