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A good news story 🙌⠀ .⠀ A recent study by Tearfund has revealed that more people are praying during lockdown, with 5% of adults praying who never have before. ⠀ ⠀ Over 1/3 of 18-24 yr olds have said that they have attended at least one religious service online 🙏 ⠀ .⠀ Read more here: https://buff.ly/3b62HIX⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #catholicvoices #christianprayer #prayer #prayerandmeditation #trustgod #lockdownprayer #praythroughlockdown #isolationprayer #christianityinlockdown
😇 Catholic Voices - Forming Missionary Disciples in Lockdown 🙌🏼 . One of the ways #catholicvoices has been helping others to tell the Church’s story in theses unique times is by serving the young people who work at our youth retreat centres. CV is providing formation and training sessions to connect and inspire those young people who work at retreat centres. . In Catholic retreat centres up and down the country there a young people who give a year or more of their lives to lead other young people on retreat help them to delve deeper into the mysteries of faith in creative and inspiring ways. . Retreat centres have had their year cut tragically short due to Coronavirus. Please pray for all those centres talking part in this initiative and that this great work of evangelisation can continue once lockdown ends 🙏🏼
The UK government told all local authorities to ensure that anyone living on the streets was given accommodation for lockdown to ensure that the spread of infection slowed down and because they are a particularly vulnerable group. NOAH saw this and wanted to ensure that wasn't the only support this group were receiving. They have taken this opportunity to work 1-2-1 with people so they know that they are supported during this time.⠀ .⠀ Jim O'Connor, the Chief Executive, noted that they are 'very, very aware' of the effect that this pandemic will have on people's mental health. This is why they giving out mobile phones and checking that the accommodation is satisfactory. In Luton, for example, there are just three people left living on the streets through choice and who cannot be persuaded to enter any accommodation. This shows that the strategy is working and NOAH hope that the government will look at offering accommodation schemes once lockdown is over. ⠀ .⠀ O'Connor wrote, “I think coronavirus is also telling us that no man is an island, and we are all dependent on each other,” O’Connor said. “If we don’t have the postman, if we don’t have the dustbin man, if we don’t have the person serving at the till in Tesco, it all has a negative effect on how we are, so the wellbeing of our fellow citizen is critical.”⠀ .⠀ Support them here: https://www.noahenterprise.org⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #catholicvoices #supportingthehomeless #humankindness #catholiccharity #noahenterprise
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