CDC researcher Susan Hillis on how people of faith can support COVID orphans
'Faith communities are really good at doing this, walking with people through adversity until they get out the other side,' she said. Read the story from Religion News Service.
Leonardo Cabaña cries in the arms of his friend Raphael Benevides beside the casket of his father, Héctor Miguel Cabaña, who died of COVID-19, before the funeral home service led by the Rev. Fabian Arias, on May 11, 2020, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. In hard-hit New York City, the coronavirus outbreak has taken a particularly heavy toll on Hispanic communities. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)