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Tuesday, March 10, 2020

My Thoughts On Coronavirus COVID-19

Well I'm sure everyone's heard about this by now, Coronavirus COVID-19. Pretty scary that Italy has now shut down completely now. Some people take this lightly, saying things like, "Oh it's just a flu strain." or "Oh the media's hyping this up." Both statements are true. HOWEVER, for those of use with compromised immune systems or other disabilities, Coronavirus can be pretty serious and even deadly. So while I'm asking you all not to panic over Coronavirus, please do not take it lightly either! For those of us in the disabled community, whether we were born with our crosses or aquired our crosses through illness, age, or accident, we need to take this very seriously. Washing our hands, staying away from anyone who is even mildly sick if possible can help keep us healthy. Also, turn to the Lord in these trying times, not to just pray for yourselves and your loved ones but for all of those who are affected by Coronavirus and for those who care for them. Another thing is, and while I understand the need for caution, Italy has suspended all religious gatherings in light of Coronavirus. In times past, such as the Black Plague, this has not happened! People were encouraged to go to Mass, receive the Blessed Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist and go to Confession. Now, instead of turning to God, the world is shutting Him out in the midst of this outbreak, when if you ask me, we need Him the most! If you are in an area affected by Mass closures, I strongly urge you to make an act of Spiritual Communion and Perfect Contrition, getting to Confession and Mass as soon as you possibly can.

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