Coping with COVID-19 – The series continues
Do not let the pandemic crush you! On the contrary, you can see it as an opportunity for expressing solidarity with those who suffer and attention to those in need. We can also discover possibilities of giving each other advice from the perspective of the Ignatian spirituality, not only to face the crisis courageously but also to seek meaning in the human and ‘planetary’ experience that unites us.
We have recently added three testimonies of lay people to our series:
• Mikołaj Cempla, a lay member - remote - of the communications team of the Curia (Poland): “Life routine” (in English)
• Ms. Carmen de los Ríos, Centro Loyola, Ayacucho, Peru: “Ver, juzgar, actuar - a favor de los más pobres” (in Spanish)
• Dr. Hanitra Nirina Rakotomalala, medical doctor at the Jesuit infirmary in Madagascar: “J’ai attrapé le virus” (in French)
« J’ai attrapé le virus » With Hanitra Nirina Rakotomalala
Ver, juzgar, actuar - a favor de los más pobres With Carmen De Los Ríos
COVID-19 life routine With Mikołaj Cempla
You can of course watch or watch again the first four videos of this series:
COVID-19 and the call to gratitude With John Dardis SJ
Learning to slow down, to pray, to share With Sandra Chaoul
Thinking of others; giving thanks for what is good. With Diego Losada
Post-Corona, a new “normal”? With John Dardis SJ
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