Coronavirus compels climate activists to shift from streets to screen
by Brian RoeweMany activists had billed 2020 as pivotal for the global response to climate change. But like so much of society, the environmental movement has had to readjust plans and priorities amid the coronavirus pandemic.


Families in Mexico search for silver lining amid COVID-19 pandemic
by Carli PiersonPerspective: Getting out of the house to open spaces with our kids was paramount. I have seen fathers taking their children on bike rides; mothers kicking soccer balls in parks. Everyone is trying to do their best.

Brazilians campaign for canonization of 18th-century indigenous leader
by Eduardo Campos LimaCommentary: Organizers of the campaign for the recognition of Sepé Tiaraju's sainthood believe it will certainly reposition him as a true Catholic martyr and a symbol in the struggle for justice and sovereignty.

Sisters in health care, advocacy and immigration respond to expanding needs of coronavirus situation
by Dan StockmanCOVID-19, the infection caused by the new coronavirus sweeping the planet, is causing chaos, but Catholic women religious and the organizations they created or run are at the forefront of efforts to mitigate that and provide care.

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