Vaccines promised for independent living residents at Westminster Canterbury Richmond were abruptly canceled earlier this week by CVS. In a blog post yesterday, WCR said “we have no confidence that CVS will fulfill their obligation to us as CVS has not worked with us in good faith.”
Memorial Episcopal Church unanimously approved an act of reparations with the creation of the Guy T. Hollyday Memorial Justice and Reparations Initiative seeded a withdrawal of $50,000. The parish will add an additional $50,000 from its operating budget. The church has committed another $400,000 to justice and reparations over 5 years.
Vaccine for independent living residents canceled, Executive Council mulls relief for dioceses, a church no-questions-asked drive-thru food pantry, a burglar in priestly robe, a church building senior apartments on its site, mainline Christians least likely to say faith strengthened by pandemic.
“Worship, meaning to turn attention to concentration and consecration, to turn aside not only from tasks, but from myself. Worship, which explains why silence in communion is so … simultaneously emptying and filling.”