Covid-19 and Vaccines

Pandemic and Universal Brotherhood

Vatican City, March 30th.- Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, academy president, gave Pope Francis a copy of the text during a private meeting in the Apostolic Palace March 30. "The pope confided in me two of his concerns: how to help ...
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Humana Communitas in the Age of Pandemic

Vatican City, 22 July 2020.- It is entitled "Humana Communitas in the Age of Pandemic: untimely meditations on Life's Rebirth" and it is the second document - the first one is from 30 March 2020 - that the ...
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Old Age: Our Future

Vatican City, February 9.- On February 9, 2021, the Pontifical Academy for Life, together with the Dicastery for Integral Human Development, publishes the document Old age: our future. The elderly after the pandemic. Since the pandemic has ...
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Covid-19: Learning from Persons with Disabilities

Vatican City, June 15, 2021.- The new note of the Pontifical Academy for Life is entitled Friendship with persons with disabilities: the beginning of a new world. Learning from Experiences of Persons with Disabilities and Their Caregivers ...
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Pandemic and Challenges for Education

Vatican City, December 22, 2021.- The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the lives of children and adolescents requires a focus on what has been called a “parallel pandemic.” Children and young people, in a situation that even adults ...
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Vaccines for all: more work to be done

In preparation for the G20 in the autumn, a note from the Dicastery and the Pontifical Academy for Life reinforces the need to ensure universal access to the vaccine Many have called the unequal distribution of vaccines at an international ...
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A Fair and Just Vaccines Approach as Step Towards Healing the World

Vatican COVID-19 Commission and Pontifical Academy for Life Calls for Fair and Just Vaccines Approach as Step Towards Healing the World Vatican lays out principles and values for vaccine adoption, providing a clear moral roadmap for world ...
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The Pandemia, the faith, the Church. Suggestions from Abp. Paglia