A Message from the Editor
We are all prisoners of the Covid-19 pandemic. But many who are confined in prison have died from Covid-19 and tens of thousands are at risk of death unless prison administrators implement policies to protect them including the release of those who have committed non-violent crimes. Please pray for the protection of prisoners and those who have lost their lives from Covid-19.
We are featuring reviews of books by two of our Editorial Advisors
Be sure to read the reviews of The Human Person: A Bioethical Word by Francis Etheredge and Passion and Power by Father Shay Cullen.
Covid-19 has caused many of us to reflect on the sanctity and value of human life. Some of us may forget that people are affected by other deadly diseases globally and that that there are hundreds of thousands of children whose lives could be saved with small donations. Francis Otieno is writing a quarterly report on the challenges to life in Kenya. Read Covid-19 Update from Kenya April 2020. The children whom he cares for are starving and are affected by HIV/AIDS. If possible, please send a donation of $10.00 to help protect these children’s lives to Francis Otieno via his PayPal Account at PayPal adongof@gmail.com+254710906907
There are other children suffering globally. Be sure to read News from the Philippines about Children in Need of Help by Father Shay Cullen one of our Editorial Advisors who has been nominated four times for the Nobel Peace Prize and is a recipient of several Human Rights awards.
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Finally, I thank Brother David Mary of The Knights of the Holy Eucharist
for saying a Mass for Profiles in Catholicism, our staff, and our readers.
A Quote to Remember
"Let us pray today for our brothers and sisters who are in prison. They suffer so much because of the uncertainty of what will happen inside the prison and thinking about their families, wondering how they are if someone is sick if they lack something."
by Pope Francis
Special Prayer
A Prayer for Prisoners with Coronavirus
Lord, you are close to those who are most alone.
Be present to our brothers and sisters in prison
who suffer from the coronavirus.
In their dark hours, be a light of hope.
In their sad plight, stir us to compassion.
In their daily routine, stir the kindness of their guards.
In their physical struggles, pour out a healing balm.
Lead them and us, one day, home to you. Amen
by Father Louis Cameli Profiles in Catholicism
Prayer for Holocaust Survivors Who Have Died from Covid-19
Our Father, Avinu, we bow our heads and hearts in prayer.
Many of your People, the Jewish People,
who by Your Grace survived the Holocaust in Europe,
have been infected by and died from coronavirus.
This saddens the hearts not only of Jews,
but people of all faiths,
especially Christians, who were the major perpetrators of the Shoah.
We Christians today, repenting for what Christians then did,
join with the Jewish People in praying today for the survivors
of the Nazi genocide.
We Christians join with the Jewish People is calling on people of all faiths to pray for these good people, stricken a second time, this time by a pandemic which is out of control and killing many innocent people of all faiths. Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, people of all faiths must come together in prayer in this country and around the world, for the survivors of genocide who are in danger and who have died. May they rest in your Peace, Oh Lord.
And may their memory be for a blessing.
by Dr. Eugene Fisher Profiles in Catholicism
A Prayer for Seminarians with Covid-19
Good and gracious God,
We give you thanks for the abundance of hope you give us. We thank you for hope so strong, that it overcomes doubt, suspicion, fear. So many in the world are suffering from fear and trepidation in the face of Covid-19 which terrorizes the world. We ask especially Lord for you to watch over and protect priests who celebrate the sacraments for the people of God. We also ask for you to bless, protect, and teach seminarians. At this time, we pray for those seminarians who suffer from the Covid-19 virus. We also ask that you watch over and bless all who are ill at this time. May we see through the darkness Lord and realize that suffering and death were conquered by you on the Cross. Lord, we look to the Resurrection and are comforted by the great grace of eternal life with You.
by Ryan Brady Profiles in Catholicism
Prayer for a Pandemic that has affected the elderly
We put our lives O Lord in your loving hands. At the time of this pandemic to break may we who have no risk factors remember others suffering from illnesses. May we who have the luxury of time spend it in prayer for hospital workers and grocery workers who provide us with what we need. Help us to take care of our health through social distancing and washing our hands. May we who have the flexibility to care for others remember those who have no options. May we who have to cancel our trips remember those who have no safe place to go. May we who are losing our margin money in the tumult of the economic market remember those who have no margin at all. May those of us who can quarantine at home remember those who have no home. As fear grips our country, let us choose love. During this time when we cannot physically wrap our arms around each other, let us yet find ways to be a loving embrace of God to our neighbors. Amen
by Eileen Quinn Knight, Ph.D. Profiles in Catholicism
A Prayer for Those Who Have Died from the Coronavirus:
Part II: The Plight of Parting
Oh God, the Father,
Son and Holy Spirit,
Mary, Mother of the Lord
And all angels and saints:
You are the radiant welcome:
The abundantly beautiful company
Of all who have died – no more alone
Than particles in the plasma of the sun.
Let the grace of passing be as water running clear in your hands,
Our lives as colorful as stones in purest spring water,
Let the grace of passing be as light in the windows of the soul,
Our lives have lost their darkness dripping with brightness,
Let the grace of passing be as spring blossoms, brightly lit flowers,
Our lives as tulips brimming with your luminous presence!
Let your work of redemption not forget the forgotten
And cure the ills of the heart unaddressed in passing
Turning hopeless to hope and the anguished to peace.
Let your love fill the lives of the left and discover, a-new,
A prayer in the pain of loss and the grief of going
And grant relief to the burdened by cares and worry.
Father – Forgive us:
We could not visit because of isolation
We could not visit for fear of troubling others
We could not help who helped instead of us
We could not be there because of frailty
We could not be there because of the distance
We could not be there because of the cost
We could not be there because of the living
We could not be there because of the dying
We could not be there because …
Father: Have mercy on us!
Let this long Sunday resound with hope,
And leap like a flame from the fire:
Of Good Friday’s suffering;
Holy Saturday’s peaceful pause;
And Easter’s transfigured rising!
Let this Eastertide be turned into blessings!
Let this time of pain be pierced with Love!
But if any dead lie neglected and any left unloved
Let an angel visit in the moment of need
Healing, tenderly, the wounds still bleeding,
And embrace, with an unbelievable blessing,
The heartbroken and the life lived almost lost!
Oh, Blessed Trinity in One!
Oh, Holy Family!
Oh, Witnesses of Love!
Let us beg you
To wake with a welcome
All who have died
And help all who are left!
by Francis Etheredge Profiles in Catholicism
A Prayer in Response to the Mass Shootings in Canada
“From out of the blue.” That’s what we say, Lord when something disrupts our orderly thinking and punctures our shallow sense of control. From out of the blue comes a killer, a man who made dentures, a man who summered in a gentle coastal town in Nova Scotia, a town too tiny to have a website, a town with barely a footprint on Wikipedia. He shoots and kills and burns.
While experts debate the tipping point of Covid-19, rage ignites inside a man who had reached his own tipping point. Lord, we believe that you are the master of sin and death; yet we struggle to see how life is triumphant when death is everywhere. We stand on tiptoes, yearning for a glimpse of a love that burns more brightly than hate. Lord, help us to make things better. Help us to love the world into becoming a better reflection of the love that created it. Help us to hold close to our hearts the people in towns we never heard of Portapique, Wentworth, Debert, Enfield. We know that loving families there are bent over with grief.
Hold them close to your heart, Lord, for your heart never grows weary and never gives up.
May the dead rest in your peace and may we the living know that you are with us always, on all our twisted journeys, until we come at last into your glory. Amen.
by Father Joseph Chamblain, O.S.M. Profiles in Catholicism
Prayer in Distress
O Lord our God,
Your servant David lifted his voice to sing of your marvelous deeds.
But also to remind us of our sins of old.
So he sang to you:
Attend, my people, to my teaching;
listen to the words of my mouth.
I will open my mouth in a parable,
unfold the puzzling events of the past.
What we have heard and know;
things our ancestors have recounted to us.
We do not keep them from our children;
we recount them to the next generation,
The praiseworthy deeds of the LORD
and his strength, the wonders that he performed
He reminded us of how ungrateful his children had been.
How he punished them with plagues:
How often we rebelled against God in the wilderness,
grieved him in the wasteland.
Again and again, we tested God,
provoked the Holy One of Israel.
We did not remember his power,
the day he redeemed them from the foe
When he performed his signs in Egypt,
He let loose against them the heat of his anger,
wrath, fury, and distress,
a band of deadly messengers.
He cleared a path for his anger:
he did not spare them from death,
but delivered their animals to the plague.
Still, O Lord God, you did not abandon them.
You, the Lord God, led forth his people like sheep,
guided us like a flock through the wilderness.
You led us on secure and unafraid.
And he brought us to his holy mountain,
the hill his right hand had won.
You drove out the nations before us,
allotted them as their inherited portion,
and settled us in our tents as the tribes of Israel.
Today, O Lord God, hear us
As you heard the children of Israel of old.
Hear us and save us.
We your children make this prayer
In the name of Jesus your Son.
(See: Psalm 78)
by Father David O. Brown, O.S.M. Profiles in Catholicism
Canticle of the Sun
Most high, all-powerful, good Lord, to You, be praise, glory and honor and
all blessing.
To You alone, Most High, do they belong,
and there is no man worthy to name You.
Praise be to You, my Lord, with all Your creatures.
Chief of all is Sir Brother Sun,
who is our day; through whom You give light?
Beautiful is he, radiant, with great splendor.
He is a true revealer of You, Most High.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for Sister Moon and for the stars.
In heaven, You have formed them, bright, precious, and fair.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for Brother Wind, and for the air,
and for the cloud, for clear sky and for all weathers,
by which You give nourishment to all Your creatures.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for Sister Water. She is most useful and humble,
precious and pure.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for Brother Fire, by whom You light up the
night. Fair is he and merry, mighty, and strong.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for our Sister, Mother Earth, who sustains and
keeps us. She brings forth diverse fruits, the many-hued flowers, and grass.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for those who grant a pardon for love of You and
bear weakness and buffetings. Blessed are they who live in peace, for by
You, Most High, shall they be crowned.
Praise be to You, my Lord, for our Sister, Bodily Death, From whom no
living man can flee. Woe to them who die in mortal sin! But blessed they
who shall find themselves in Your most holy will; to them, the second death
shall do no ill.
O Creatures all! praise and bless my Lord, and gratefully serve Him with
deep humility.
Interviews
General Articles/Commentaries
Prison sentences could turn into death sentences amid the coronavirus pandemic, experts say. Mass releases could be the best strategy to save thousands of lives by Joey Hadden Business Insider Link to Prison Challenges
Coronavirus Sparked Prison Riots in Italy. Will It Happen Here? by Kaiser Health News
Iran has released 85,000 prisoners in an emergency bid to stop the spread of the coronavirus by Adam Payne Business Insider
Coronavirus will thrive in British jails: prisoners face a death sentence by Mark Johnson The Guardian
Early peek at data on Gilead coronavirus drug suggests patients are responding to treatment by Adam Deuerstein and Matthew Herper Stat
The Coronavirus Erases Our Living Memory of the Holocaust by Armin Rosen Tablet Magazine Link to The Holocaust and to Coronavirus
Holocaust Survivor Al Munzer Delivers Remarks at Program Spotlighting China’s Persecution of Uyghurs by Alfred Münzer United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Survey: Half of American Jews have experienced or witnessed anti-Semitism by Yonat Shimron Religion News Service Link to Antisemitism
The return of Antisemitic Art. A “Religious” painting revives the blood libel canard by Lisa Palmiieri Billig La Stampa
The Real Nazi Hunters. People like Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman and prosecutor John Loftus don’t get credit on TV, but it’s their work that exposed the U.S. government's shielding of Nazi war criminals by Scott Lerner Tablet
The Tip-Off From a Nazi That Saved My Grandparents by Alexander Bodin Saphir BBC News
Covid Shock: Father Comes of the Ventilator to Learn that his Wife and Son Have Died by Deacon Greg Kandra The Deacon's Bench Link to Coronavirus
Hozier performs chilling rendition of the Parting Glass in honor of COVID-19 victims by Shane O'Brien Irish Central
The Centre for The Art of Dying Well at St Mary’s Catholic University, London develops a new Deathbed Etiquette for COVID-19. by Lydia O’Kane Vatican News Add to End of Life
Fight the Coronavirus, not each other by Tony Magliano Association of U.S. Catholic Priests
The hope and uncertainty of being pregnant during the coronavirus pandemic by Kerry Weber America Link to Women’s Challenges
How Scientists Could Stop the Next Pandemic Before It Starts by Jennifer Kahn The New York Times Magazine
Bioethicists urge COVID-19 vaccine research avoid abortion cell lines by Charles Collins Crux Link to Abortion and to Bioethics
How Islamophobia changed politics for Muslim America by Simran Jeet Singh Religion News Service Link to Islam and to Fear, Hate, Prejudice, and Discrimination against Others
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D.: Man For Others, Servant Leader by William F. Meehan III Forbes
Police shoot lockdown violator dead in Manila by Joseph Peter Calleja UCANews
Donald Trump has destroyed the country he promised to make great again by Fintan O’Toole The Irish Times
Jesuits work to feed poor in India's Bihar state by UCANews reporter UCANews
Few Doctors, Fewer Ventilators: African Countries Fear They Are Defenseless Against Inevitable Spread of Coronavirus by Aryn Baker Time
Malta Court Authorizes Seizure of €29 Million in Vatican Bank Assets by Ed Condon CNA/National Catholic Register
Bishops: Elderly and Disabled Have Same Right to Treatment as Others Amid Coronavirus by Catholic News Agency/National Catholic Register
Guidelines for Rationing Treatment During the COVID-19 Crisis: A Catholic Approach by Daniel J, Daly PhD Catholic Health Association of he United States
Covid-19 Update from Kenya April 2020 by Francis Otieno Profiles in Catholicism
Cardinal Tagle urges leaders to ensure healthcare for all in coronavirus crisis by CNA Daily News/The Catholic World Report
Many say late Minnesota teen’s intercession has impact on vocations by Christina Capecchi CNS/Crux Link to Vocations
Pray to the Angel of Gethsemane for the Dying by Patti Armstrong National Catholic Reporter Link to End of Life
Q & A with Sr. Rose Nelima, advocating for deaf students in Uganda by Gerald Matembu Global Sister Report Link to Blindness/Deafness
News from the Philippines about Children in Need of Help by Father Shay Cullen Profiles in Catholicism
Pope proposes considering a ‘universal basic wage’ by CNA Daily News/The Catholic World Report
Unapproved Chinese coronavirus antibody tests being used in at least 2 states by Gretchen Morgenson NBC News
Amid Coronavirus, Catholic Psychologists Provide a Frame for Suicide Prevention by Perry West CAN/.National Catholic Register Link to Mental Health/Illness and to Suicide/Assisted Suicide/Euthanasia
Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Demands Release of Racial Data by Skanners Staff The Skanner Link to Racial Challenges
What Thomas Merton can teach us about the coronavirus pandemic by Steven P. Millies U.S. Catholic
Catholics have forgiven Easter church bombers, says cardinal by CNA Daily News/Catholic World Report Link to Forgiveness
Adam, Christ, and the Tiger King by Ryan Birjoo, SJ The Jesuit Post
How the Italians Lost Track of Machiavelli Just When They Needed Him by Norman Doidge Tablet
Catholic Business Owners Find Ways to Help Coronavirus Victims by Judy Roberts National Catholic Register Link to Catholicism and Business
Women accused of witchcraft in Ghana find refuge in outpost run by sisters by Doreen Ajiambo Global Sisters Report
Doctor balances faith, work in coronavirus hotspot by Charles C. Camosy Crux
Priest with blog critical of Church’s abuse handling removed by Associated Press/Crux Link to Clerical Sexual Violence Against Minors
Trump PR Stunt Falls Flat, as White House Video Exposes His Failure to Prepare for Pandemic by Robert Mackey The Intercept Link to United States Politics and to Political Abuse
Is Donald Trump Criminally Responsible for Coronavirus? by Glenn Kirschnee and Mehdi Hasan The Intercept
Churches urge Trump to reverse suspension of WHO funding by Independent Catholic News Link to Immoral Political Practices
Ireland to quadruple WHO contributions after US halts funding by Natalie O'Neill New York Post
Pope and Bishops in China by Father Kenneth Doyle The Pilot Link to Catholicism and China
China's war against the soul by Benedict Rogers UCANews.com
Pope creates coronavirus commission to respond to pandemic by Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service/Angelus
Thinking Through the Rationing of Ventilators by Father Tadeusz Pachoolczyk The Pilot Link to Ethics and Healthcare
Heartless Bill O’Reilly shows his true colors over COVID-19 dead by Irish Voice Editorial lrishCentral
African Catholic bishops emphasize hope amid COVID-19 by Fredrick Nzwili The Catholic World Report
Seminarians find ways to adapt by Meghan Bartlett Catholic Herald
Experts question surgeon general who talks God's 'plan' with pandemic by Jesse Remedios National Catholic Reporter
The China Rethink. China prospered while buying off greedy American elites. by Lee Smith Tablet
Mass Shootings in America 2009 – 2020 by Everytown for Gun Safety Link to Gun Violence and to Murder
East European Catholics draw lockdown parallels with communist rule by Jonathan Luxmoore Catholic News Service/Crux
Pope thanks pharmacists for helping people during pandemic by Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service/Crux
Grieving Family of Father Jorge Ortiz-Garay, Brooklyn Priest Who Died of COVID-19, Say They Can’t Get His Body Home to Mexico by The Tablet
U.S. seeks release of religious minorities imprisoned in other nations by Mark PattisonCatholic News Service/Angelus
Pope Francis and the U.S. bishops are correct: We cannot engage in a new nuclear arms race by David Cortright America Link to Nuclear Challenges
In Iraq, aid groups face lockdown constraints trying to help displaced by Dale Gavlak Catholic News Service/Angelus
We forgive Easter suicide bombers, says Sri Lankan cardinal by UCA News reporter UCA News
Coronavirus leaves homeless youths more vulnerable, says Covenant House CEO by Carol Zimmermann Catholic News Service Link to Homeless and to Youth Outreach/Protection
Resources & Scholarships for Homeless and Housing-Insecure Students by The Hope Center
Emergency Responder by Michael Greenberg NYR Daily
Jesuits work to feed poor in India's Bihar state by UCANews reporter UCANews Link to Poverty
Providence bishop calls for evangelization, renewal after coronavirus by CNA Staff/The Pilot Link to Evangelization
Pope Francis, the Church after coronavirus by Andrea Gagliarducci MondayVatican
English bishops urge a ‘criteria of fairness’ when assessing care for COVID-19 patients by Charles Collins Crux
African church leaders: Insurgents could increase attacks during pandemic by Jonathan Luxmoore Catholic News Service/Crux
Q & A with Sr. Anna Koop, a Catholic Worker ministering to Denver's homeless by Georgia Perry Global Sisters Report
Resources & Scholarships for Homeless and Housing-Insecure Students by The Hope Center Link to Homeless
Prize-winning photos from opposite sides of the globe tell grim stories of climate crisis by The Guardian/EarhBeat Link to Environment and Climate Challenges
Top vaccine expert says he was fired for resisting Trump on hydroxychloroquin by David Smith The Guardian
Trump Organization seeks Irish government assistance to pay Doonbeg staff by Shane O'Brien IrishCentral
Governor Cuomo and God’s Noncompetitive Transcendence by Bishop Robert Barron The Catholic World Report
Catholic immigration advocates attack Trump tweet on halting immigration by Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service/ National Catholic Reporter Link to United State Immigration Challenges
UK Catholic children’s charity helps with mental health during COVID-19 crisis by Charles Collins Crux
More deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in VA virus study by Marilynn Marchione Associated Press
Calls To Poison Centers Spike After The President’s Comments About Using Disinfectants To Treat Coronavirus by Robert Glatter MD Forbes
Trump's daily briefings warned about COVID-19 at least a dozen times before the US outbreak, but he 'failed to register' the threat by Sonam Sheth Business Insider
Dutch Supreme Court approves euthanasia in cases of advanced dementia by Sanne Gerrits Katholiek Nieuwsblad/Crux Link to Euthanasia
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When Children are Set Free by Father Shay Cullen Preda Foundation Father Shay Cullen established The Preda Foundation in Olongapo City in 1974 and has being rescuing enslaved children and women from sex slavery and children from jails. He has been nominated four times for the Nobel Peace Prize, and received other human rights awards.
Book Reviews/Commentaries
The Human Person: A Bioethical Word by Francis Etheredge Reviewed by Yoon Shin, PhD. Originally featured in Homiletic & Pastoral Review and reprinted with permission
Passion and Power by Father Shay Cullen Reviewed by Eileen Quinn Knight, Ph.D. Profiles in Catholicism
God’s Patient Pursuit of My Soul by Chris Manion Reviewed by Eileen Quinn Knight, Ph.D. Profiles in Catholicism
The Lost Art of Scripture: rescuing: the sacred texts by Karen Armstrong Reviewed by Daniel Brown Profiles in Catholicism St. Philip Neri Parish, Portland, Oregon
The Oxford Handbook of John Henry Newman. by Frederick DAquino and Benjamin J. King, eds Reviewed by Daniel Brown Profiles in Catholicism St. Philip Neri Parish, Portland, Oregon
Dorothy Day — Dissenting Voice of the American Century by John Loughery and Blythe Randolph Reviewed by Father John Gribowich The Tablet
L’Islam mis à nu par les siens: Anthologie d’auteurs arabophones post 2001 (Islam Laid Bare by Its Own) by Maurice Saliba with a preface by Fr. Henri Boulad Commentary by William Kilpatrick The Catholic World Report
Writing Straight With Crooked Lines by Jim Forest. Reviewed by Ryan Di Corpo America
Ethics at the Edges of Law,' Part 1 by Cathleen Kaveny Reviewed by Michael Sean Winters National Catholic Reporter
I Kissed Dating Goodbye Commentary by Michial FarmerAmerica
Film Reviews/Commentaries
Liam O'Flynn – Píobaire Commentary by IrishCentral Staff Irish Central
Never Rarely Sometimes Always Reviewed by Simcha Fisher America
Safe Commentary by Ryan Di Corpo America
Television Reviews/Commentaries
Inside the Vatican Reviewed by Father David O. Brown, O.S.M. Profiles in Catholicism
The Truth About Traveller Crime Commentary The Ferret
The Chosen Reviewed by James Merrick National Catholic Register
The Parting Glass Commentary by IrishCentral Staff IrishCentral
Better Call Saul Commentary by Rob Weinert-Kendt America
Obituaries
Feasting with the Saints
Closing Prayer
A Prayer for Those Who Have Made Donations to Profiles in Catholicism
God most kind,
Bless all those who have supported Profiles in Catholicism
with their donations and kind words of support.
Let their generosity bear much fruit.
Let those of us who benefit from this publication
be ever mindful of them and grateful for their gift. Amen
by Father Louis Cameli Profiles In Catholicism
Videos
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Life of Fr. Fernando Suarez
Litany of Loreto
Antisemitism Today
Debra shares her fear of seeking cancer treatment due to Covid-19
Prayer for Protection and Healing From Coronavirus
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