While there may not seem like a lot of mercy in the 24/7 news cycle – there are millions upon millions of people the world over helping each other get through this incredible – even – ‘existential crisis.’

Is getting the COVID-19 vaccine part of being a responsible, ethical person? What are the ethical implications of vaccines, and how do we talk with our fellow Christians, and those of other faiths who don’t want to be vaccinated?

Where does the Bible fit into a world that doesn’t even know about the Bible? Rabbi Lamm started The Joshua Project, a multi-media platform that explores the biggest questions we are facing through the lens of religion.

Confusion reigns during the first months of the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. Our multi faith panel gives insight into how their communities are dealing with the vaccine.

We hear from both sides, pro-and-con about the COVID-19 vaccine and mask debates; and we hear from the scientists and doctors who put this divisive issue to rest with medical facts.

On the moral obligation of the Catholic Church to apologize and turn over records to help identify the victims Dr. McQueen says “the church has a high standard of Jesus Christ’s love, and that standard was not met at the residential schools.

It’s estimated the cost to re-build after the explosion that shook Beirut to its core will cost more than $15 Billion. This, for an economy already suffering – and quite literally – on the brink of disaster.

It’s no secret that transparency within Catholicism has been a problem. The Administration of St. Michael’s College School came under attack for not immediately reporting the alleged gang sex assault to police, even though they had video of the abhorrent attack.

Let’s all lift our prayers for the congregation who were simply attending their place of worship on their Sabbath, the three police officers who were shot, and others still recovering – we prayer all of their families and loved ones – and for the people of America.