ST. MARYS - Patriotic artwork from local students will be on display during this weekend’s Fall Fest in downtown St. Marys as part of the Wreaths Across America display.
Dr. Robert S. Langer, world-renowned biomedical engineer and co-founder of more than 40 biotechnology companies including COVID-19 vaccine maker Moderna, h
The Tablet June 9, 2021
Seminarian Luke Daghir, left, enjoys a moment with Deacon Ben Daghir, his twin brother, who ordained a transitional deacon May 1, 2021, in the chapel at St. Mark Seminary in Erie, Pa. (Photo: CNS/Anne-Marie Welsh, Diocese of Erie)
By Mark Pattison
WASHINGTON (CNS) Not a day goes by that identical twins Luke and Ben Daghir don’t get confused for each other.
It’s probably even more confusing now since Luke and Ben, both graduate seminarians, wear black shirts with white clerical collars.
“We’ve gotten so used to it, it’s become a part of our life,” said Luke during a June 3 interview with Catholic News Service held jointly with his brother. “You just smile.”
St Marys Vaccines
Folks receiving their second doses at a mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Elk County today.
St. Marys Pharmacy said they were able to give nearly 2000 people their second dose at Elk County Catholic High School in St. Marys, after they scheduled their first dose at a clinic that took place there four weeks ago.
Health officials across the U.S. has now given out about 63 million COVID-19 vaccines doses.
The CDC released the new data Sunday.
The 63 million doses are ones that have been administered which is about 83 percent of the more than 75 million doses distributed.
The CDC also says around 43 and a half million people have now received at least one dose of the vaccine and over nearly 19 million people have been fully vaccinated.
St. Marys Vaccines
Folks receiving their second doses at a mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Elk County today.
St. Marys Pharmacy said they were able to give nearly 2000 people their second dose at Elk County Catholic High School in St. Marys, after they scheduled their first dose at a clinic that took place there four weeks ago.
Health officials across the U.S. has now given out about 63 million COVID-19 vaccines doses.
The CDC released the new data Sunday.
The 63 million doses are ones that have been administered which is about 83 percent of the more than 75 million doses distributed.
The CDC also says around 43 and a half million people have now received at least one dose of the vaccine and over nearly 19 million people have been fully vaccinated.