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Stress, anxiety and depression fueled by the coronavirus crisis — perhaps in ways never previously experienced — is “absolutely understandable,” according to Father John Hayes.
Father John Hayes participates in a pet blessing at Scottsville’s St. Mary of the Assumption Church in 2019. The priest recently offered tips on how to handle stress and anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic. (File photo)
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WAYLAND — If devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary could be gauged in terms of physical labor, it would be pretty tough to top John Landino’s expression of faith.
John Landino built a Marian shrine on his property in Steuben County. (Courier photo by Jeff Witherow)
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St. Joseph School in Auburn will close at the end of the 2019-20 school year due to declining enrollment and financial difficulties, according to a Nov. 20 statement from the Diocese of...
St. Joseph School in Auburn will close its doors at the end of the 2019-20 school year due to declining enrollment and financial issues. (File photo)
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Turning Point, a division of Catholic Charities of Steuben, is still operating and providing food pantry services during the coronavirus pandemic. (File photo)
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Father Justin Miller elevates the Book of the Gospels during the 10 a.m. Mass at St. Hyacinth Church in Auburn March 14. (Courier photo by John Haeger)
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Father William Coffas celebrates the Eucharist March 11, 2015. (File photo)
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Video operator Mike Paulin looks over the camera feed during a Sept. 15, 2018, Mass at St. Mary Church in Corning. (File photo)
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Grand Knight Jack Baraczek (left) of Knights of Columbus Council No. 207 greets guests of the Winter Soup Kitchen at the council’s headquarters in Auburn Feb. 18. (Courier photo by John Haeger)
