Vol 13 Issue 11 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
March 14, 2020 ~ Lenten Feria

1.      What is the Holy Eucharist
2.      Third Sunday in Lent
3.      Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer
4.      Family and Marriage
5.      Articles and notices
Dear Reader:

Two decades after President Robert Mugabe wrecked Zimbabwe’s economy by urging black subsistence farmers to violently force white commercial farmers and their workers off their land, his successor has thrown in the towel. MORE

The new patients are four female and eight male. They are between 30 and 49 years old. MORE

The Jewish Agency is collaborating with the Italian community to identify and meet its needs to the extent possible. Chairman Isaac Herzog told the Israeli press that he has had “emotional conversations” with Jewish leaders in Italy and was urging other Jewish organizations to figure out how to help Italian Jews. MORE

The 500 richest people in the world combined to lose a jaw-dropping $238.5 billion for the day, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. The magazine reports that 92 percent of the entrants on its Billionaires Index lost and lost big, in what was easily the worst day for the ultra-rich since the list launched in 2016. MORE

For Sarah Chavez, it’s important her death reflect the beliefs and values that guided her in life.

That’s why, instead of having her body buried or cremated, Chavez said she would opt to have her remains turned into soil. Death is a natural process, and to Chavez, this would be not only environmentally friendly but also an act of resistance. MORE

China is likely using lungs taken from living political prisoners to treat coronavirus patients, a doctoral researcher told Breitbart News, confirming revelations by a Chinese labor camp survivor during an event on Capitol Hill Tuesday. MORE

Phillip Agnew, who called Zionism “racist” in a 2015 article, has been named a senior adviser to the campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders. MORE

Krier, a 61-year-old Ohio native, supervises a small team of volunteers as they cook breakfast in the tiny church at North Ninth Street and East Ogden Avenue, preparing for the arrival of 100-plus homeless people. By 8:30 a.m., a trainlike procession of the homeless are lined up around the corner of the church, waiting patiently for a free, warm meal that many say is crucial to keeping them alive. VIDEO Also PDF STORY