Eleventh video of our special program "Vatican Answers".
The journalist Melissa Butz talks about the coronavirus situation from the Vatican.
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The first cure in Lourdes, France, was reported in 1858 and 70 healings since have been deemed miraculous.
The bishop designated a floor with 42 rooms to healthcare professionals treating COVID-19 patients.
To avoid crowds, the traditional lunch for the poor, which usually feeds 400 people, was also canceled.
They're flying across the entire country as a gift after the difficult pandemic weeks.
He dedicated his General Audience to the prayer of humble people, saying prayer sows the seeds of life.
Pope Francis invited the faithful to emulate righteous men and women of prayer in asking God for healing, growth and transformation.
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Since March 8, he has prayed it from inside the Apostolic Palace.
It is a sign of his closeness to all those affected by the coronavirus and assurance of the Blessed Mother's help in this difficult time.
La Laguna is a palliative care center. Its doctors say, “We live with death often, but COVID-19 was challenging.”
To avoid crowding, online booking is now mandatory.
He announced the start of a special year dedicated to the encyclical Laudato si’.
It's been five years since the publication of Pope Francis' “Laudato si'” encyclical.
The reopening is accompanied by a number of security regulations and restrictions.
Tomás Insua, with Global Catholic Climate Movement, remembers the encyclical's key points to turn them into action.
