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Pandemic gave parishioners an idea of what it means to be homebound

The pandemic gave many of the faithful a taste of what it’s like to be homebound. The suspension of public Masses in March 2020, and later, limited Mass attendance, meant many Catholics experienced a greater connection with those not able to receive Communion on a regular basis, said Lori Hannasch, pastoral care director at St. John Neumann in Eagan.

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Rejection letters and the spiritual life

Just as “Tiger King” became a defining show of our early quarantine days and “Bridgerton” carried us through the first COVID winter, “Squid Game” has dominated this fall. It’s not hard to see how the Korean drama resonates more deeply in the pandemic’s long shadow.

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Archbishop Hebda discusses return to Sunday Mass obligation

With reinstatement of the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation taking effect the first weekend in July, Archbishop Bernard Hebda joined “Practicing Catholic” radio program host Patrick Conley to discuss both the decision to suspend and the decision to resume that obligation.

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