Launch of Global Multi-Religious Faith-in-Action Covid-19 Initiative

​Faith and Positive Change for Children, Families and Communities

​Covid-19: EU Christian leaders call for unity and solidarity

Catholic and Protestant leaders in Europe call for renewed commitment to European values and solidarity in the face of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
​​“Let us remain united and make our closeness felt to all, especially those in need.”

​Rabbi Steve Leder on Emerging from Pandemic More Compassionate, Present

LOS ANGELES — Rabbi Steve Leder of the Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles wants everyone to hold out for the good that will eventually come out of these dark times.

​Prayer Amid Pandemic: Words of Comfort for the COVID-19 Crisis

​As the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) continues, we’re all adjusting to new realities, and many of us turn to prayer in times of crisis. Here are some words of hope and inspiration you can turn to during this time, being updated as new liturgy becomes available

​Commentary: San Diego Imam: COVID-19 is revealing the brotherhood of humanity

​The coronavirus pandemic is a grave public health concern and is also profoundly revealing about some truths about ourselves as a society and as the human race. How we respond to these truths could determine our future for several generations to come.

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​We might all be better people once the Covid-19 crisis has subsided

​Buddhist philosophy tells us nothing about virology, public health, or how to treat respiratory illness. But it may have something to teach us about what we can learn from a pandemic, how we might best contribute to the lives of others in the context of a pandemic, and how we might develop an insight and moral sensitivity by reflecting on the pandemic and on our place in the world in which it unfolds.

​Finding your strength: worrying and resilience

​Some humanist reflections on how to find resilience, and the strength to cope, in a time of anxiety, worry, and tension.

​Priest in Ireland pens touching poem about coronavirus lockdown

Brother Richard Hendrick, a Capuchin Franciscan living in Ireland, has penned a touching poem about coronavirus.