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Religious orders vow to care for most vulnerable
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Leaders from dozens of religious orders dedicated to providing health services and residential homes for the elderly and the disabled reaffirmed their commitment to continue serving the most vulnerable as the global pandemic continues.
Despite having to face the pandemic s onslaught one year ago with inadequate supplies of protective equipment resulting in numerous deaths for workers and residents religious men and women will continue to obey the Lord s commandment to love and care for the weakest, the leaders said in a joint statement.
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Rome Leaders from dozens of religious orders dedicated to providing health care services and residential homes for elderly and disabled people reaffirmed their commitment to continue serving the most vulnerable as the global pandemic continues.
Despite having to face the pandemic s onslaught one year ago with inadequate supplies of protective equipment resulting in numerous deaths for workers and residents religious men and women will continue to obey the Lord s commandment to love and care for the weakest, the leaders said in a joint statement.