The Coronavirus pandemic is already changing the way we live, work, and even worship for the foreseeable future. In addition to the tragic loss of life and the permeating fear that accompanies such uncertainty, schools, businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations have all but shutdown in an effort to “flatten the curve” so that the spread of the virus doesn’t grow at an exponential rate.

The impact of the Coronavirus pandemic is being felt across the country as cities and communities have all but shut down in response to this invisible threat. In addition to the tragic loss of life and the uncertainty of a resolution, Americans are being laid off as employers are forced to make hard decisions in order to keep their businesses afloat. It’s clear that what we’re facing is nothing short of national crisis.

For Catholic lay apostolates, the Coronavirus Pandemic raises urgent issues related to the spiritual and physical health of employees and persons whom lay apostolates serve.

During the Coronavirus pandemic, this page will be updated on an ongoing basis to highlight Mass times and resources for spiritual formation.

Earlier this year, Liberty University was the subject of several less-than-flattering articles regarding certain conflicted transactions and governance-related issues, such as here, here, and, in most detail, in this Politico article by a former Liberty University student. The articles suggest that some of the leaders of the university used their authority at the organization to benefit themselves and their supporters financially and otherwise.