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A health care worker in New York City sits on a bench near Central Park March 30, 2020, hunched over and embracing herself. A counselor offers advice on dealing with fear, anxiety, depression or spiritual crisis during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. (CNS photo/Jeenah Moon, Reuters) See COUNSELOR-ADVICE-ANXIETY-COVID-19 April 2, 2020.

Maintain routine, stay connected and rely on prayer, counselor advises

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A health care worker in New York City sits on a bench near Central Park March 30, 2020, hunched over and embracing herself. A counselor offers advice on dealing with…

Medical students and physician assistants from Touro University Nevada wait to screen people in Las Vegas for the coronavirus March 30, 2020. (CNS photo/Steve Marcus, Reuters) See GSR-MEDICINE-FAITH-COVID-19 April 1, 2020.

I’m providing health care, and prayer, during COVID-19

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Medical students and physician assistants from Touro University Nevada wait to screen people in Las Vegas for the coronavirus March 30, 2020. CNS photo/Steve Marcus, Reuters NEW YORK (CNS) --…

With parents and children confined to working at home, With parents and children confined to working at home, Karen Musacchio helps Christopher Musacchio, a fourth grader at Christ the King School, with his classroom assignments from the family dining room table at home in Nashville, TN on Tuesday, 24 March 2020. Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Nashville have begun learning at home using a variety of strategies including online teaching through video conferencing supported by online resources and regular classroom materials sent home in anticipation of extended school closures following spring break.

Schools are closed but teaching continues

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Karen Musacchio helps her son Christopher Musacchio, a fourth grader at Christ the King School in Nashville, with his classroom assignments from home March 24. The Diocese of Nashville has…

Update: Catholic schools to remain closed through April 24

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Karen Musacchio helps her son Christopher Musacchio, a fourth grader at Christ the King School in Nashville, with his classroom assignments from home March 24, 2020. The Diocese of Nashville…

Update: Families have until April 29 to apply for Education Savings Accounts

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Sister Mary Johanna, O.P., right, who works in Hispanic Ministry in the Diocese of Nashville, speaks during an information session on Education Savings Accounts held this past Jan. 13 at…

Parishes urge online giving while Masses are suspended

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Catholic churches that normally are full for Sunday Masses now sit empty as a precaution against the spread of the COVID-19 virus. That is not only putting a strain on…

Catholic Charities sewing instructor, students make medical masks

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The Catholic Charities’ Sewing Training Academy workspace at the McGruder Family Resource Center in North Nashville should be bustling with daily activity right now, filled with a group of students…

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St Mary Villa remains open for children of essential workers

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Alyssa Garnett, executive director of St. Mary Villa Child Development Center, plays with children at the center in the summer of 2019. St. Mary Villa remains open at this time,…

Priests adapt, get creative, to stay connected with parishioners

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Father Mark Sappenfield celebrates Mass alone except for an iPad, broadcasting to Facebook in the chapel at St. Matthew Parish in Franklin, on Friday, March 20. Since all public celebrations…

Diocese’s assisted living facility taking strict precautions during pandemic

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The Diocese of Nashville’s assisted living facility, Mary, Queen of Angels, is quiet these days since no visitors are allowed in the building except healthcare workers, and residents are advised…

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Maintain routine, stay connected and rely on prayer, counselor advises

I’m providing health care, and prayer, during COVID-19

Schools are closed but teaching continues

Update: Catholic schools to remain closed through April 24

Update: Families have until April 29 to apply for Education Savings Accounts

Parishes urge online giving while Masses are suspended

Catholic Charities sewing instructor, students make medical masks

St Mary Villa remains open for children of essential workers

Priests adapt, get creative, to stay connected with parishioners

Diocese’s assisted living facility taking strict precautions during pandemic

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