The LMU Center for Religion and Spirituality invites you to this important discussion about the COVID-19 vaccine from a Catholic perspective, moderated by New York Times best-selling author and Catholic speaker Jeannie Gaffigan.

Catholic Cares joined 60 religious groups on Tuesday, June 20th on the National Mall in Washington D.C to issue a moral call for President Biden and other world leaders to help vaccinate the world and end the pandemic. Dr. Donald R. McCrab, convener of Catholic Cares, spoke at the event, urging for profits and politics to be set aside for the good of the people during this global emergency.

Catholic Cares coalition member Faith In Action is holding a webinar on The Way Forward in Haiti on Thursday, July 8 at 9:00am PT/ 10:00am MT/ 11:00am CT/ Noon ET.

As part of our commitment to promote the Covid-19 Vaccine and equity in distribution, Franciscan Action Network hosted a webinar on June 30, 2021 to look at the Franciscan perspective.

On June 30th, Catholic Cares hosted the event Vaccine Equity: A Catholic Response to COVID-19 for our communities to learn more about our Catholic response. T

Catholic Cares coalition was featured in Catholic Standard.

Mid-spring brought crisis levels of coronavirus infections to several countries around the world that were under-resourced and unprepared to ward off outbreaks and treat the sick.

As the classes ended for the academic year, Catholic schools across the United States served as vaccination sites for their communities. Partnering with local organizations to administer the vaccines, Catholic schools helped promote vaccine access to individuals 12 and older, who became eligible for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on May 12th.

Canadian Jesuits International are hosting a webinar on Vaccine Equity on June 14th. This will be a discussion on the barriers to access COVID-19 vaccines for the world’s poorest people with internationally renowned speakers Fr. Charles Chilufya SJ, Dr. Sunita Narain, Dr. Katrina Plamondon and Dr. Jeffrey Sachs.

The Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development is organizing a series of video conferences, under the title "Accompaniment of Healthcare Workers (Medical and Pastoral)," at which healthcare workers, who are at the frontline of care during this COVID-19 pandemic, will be sharing about their experiences, needs, challenges and expectations, during and after the pandemic.

People who live in rural areas have an increased risk of hospitalization and death from COVID-19. According to the CDC, as of April 2021, the vaccination rate in rural areas lagged behind cities, and that could hinder the end of the pandemic.

Global faith leaders and senior health and humanitarian figures are calling on countries to ensure the equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, warning that the world is “at a turning point."

To promote our shared mission of healing and alleviating human suffering worldwide, Catholic Health Association (CHA) invites its members and relevant partners to participate in a series of networking Zoom events to share information, ideas and effective practices for global health initiatives.

The latest KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor report highlights the disproportionate toll the pandemic has taken on Hispanic adults in the United States.

Join a for a webinar, Working with Faith-based and Community-based Organizations for a More Equitable COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, hosted by CommuniVax.

Message on vaccine equity from Ted Penton, SJ, the Secretary of the Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology.

As COVID-19 vaccination campaigns accelerate in the world’s wealthiest countries, the Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat (SJES) in Rome joins the calls for concrete efforts to ensure an equitable and just vaccine allocation framework.

Catholic Cares Coalition was featured in America Magazine.

Sister Betty Reinders, a School Sister of St. Francis in Milwaukee, WI, was grateful to receive the Moderna vaccine. As part of the Catholic Cares Coalition, SOAR! promotes receiving the COVID-19 vaccination as an act of charity and solidarity with others to help prevent the spread of the virus.

Megan Gilbert, CRS' Communications Officer, and Emily Doogue, CRS' acting Technical Advisor on the COVID-19 response, join together o Facebook Live to discuss vaccine equity around the world.