Offering Mass at the Church of Santo Spirito in Sassia April 11, the pope reflected on Jesus appearances to his disciples between his resurrection and his ascension, explaining that the disciples received the mercy of Jesus Christ through the gifts of his peace, forgiveness, and wounds. His wounds are open channels between him and us, shedding mercy upon our misery, Francis said. His wounds are the pathways that God has opened up for us to enter into his tender love and actually â€~touch who he is. Let us never again doubt his mercy. In adoring and kissing his wounds, we come to realize that in his tender love all our weaknesses are accepted, the pope continued. This happens at every Mass, where Jesus offers us his wounded and risen Body. We touch him and he touches our lives. He makes heaven come down to us. His radiant wounds dispel the darkness we carry within.
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Apr 6, 2021 1:32 PM
Effingham, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Millions of people in the United States have received the COVID-19 vaccination since its release in December 2020. Many received the vaccine in an effort to keep themselves and those around them healthy in the midst of the pandemic. Although the public may have concerns about the rapid development of the vaccine, health experts want to alleviate some of the anxieties. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has reported over seven million total doses in Illinois so far.
The COVID vaccine was released nearly a year after COVID-19 spread into a pandemic. Prior to COVID, the record time from lab bench to licensed clinical use of a vaccine had been four years for the mumps vaccine.
If youâve delayed well-child care during the pandemic, your provider can help you get back on track.
Families have focused on staying healthy during the pandemic, and thatâs the right thing to do. But health experts have an important reminder for parents. COVID-19 caution shouldnât mean skipping your childâs vaccines.
Vaccines help protect kids of all ages from serious diseases. Those include diseases like whooping cough and measles. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends children get many of their shots by age 2. Despite that recommendation, it seems that fewer kids have been getting their shots during the coronavirus crisis.
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