H. MVSUDominican of the Anunciata Deep in my heart, there are many mixed feelings, many shared lessons (I don’t know if this is what this situation teaches us all), there has been reflection, prayer, indignation, admiration…;…
Sr. Mª Teresa López AguilarSanto Domingo CongregationSpain On March 16, 2020, I began to experience discomfort and abdominal pain that kept increasing. A doctor and a nurse from 061 took care of me at home but…
Sr. Perpetua Agu, OP One of the devastating effects of the Corona virus pandemic is the undesired isolation and compulsory quarantine experience it brought on the whole world; especially the victims of the deadly virus. Why…
Sr. Cristina Antolín TomásPrioress of the Congregation of Saint DominicSpain This is my first time working as a doctor in Spain. Every day I heard on the news: many deaths, contaminated doctors, overwhelmed medical staff…my heart…
Sr. Nery Sori, O.P.Adrian DominicansBani, Dominican Republic In Dominican Republic the impact of COVID-19: in relation to my family, it can be said that although it has physically separated us, the family unit has not been…
Sr. Ines Evangelista S. Manuel, OP Our gathering and socialization were freeze. Programs offered to them by benefactors were cancelled. Following the protocol of the government on how to avoid being affected by corona virus. But…
Sr Chiara Mary Tessaris, OPEnglish Dominican Congregation of St Catherine of Siena (Cambridge) I see my experience of lockdown as one good example of how God is able to write straight on crocked lines. When lockdown…
Sister Patricia Simpson, O.P.Dominican Sisters of San RafaelStockton, California Four Dominican Sisters live together at St. Joseph’s Convent in Stockton, California. Two sisters minister at St. Joseph Medical Center and two are involved in volunteer ministries….