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There will be no physical contact when you get your ashes today. Priests in El Paso will just sprinkle ashes over your head instead.

CNA Staff, Jan 9, 2021 / 05:00 am (CNA).- In an online panel Friday, the incoming chair of the U.S. bishops’ doctrine committee discussed the Church’s opposition to the death penalty as a matter of fighting the “throwaway culture.&rdq...

Businesses selling CBD and other hemp products have popped up around Wilmington in recent years. They sell CBD oil alongside CBD-infused chocolates, gummies, seltzer waters and dog treats. At one downtown Wilmington business, you can even get a CBD facial. CBD is one of more than 110 known cannabinoids that can be extracted from the hemp plant. Federal regulations limit the amount of THC — the chemical that gives marijuana users a high — to 0.3% in hemp products. Despite the prevalence of CBD products inside some local businesses, many North Carolina hemp farmers are still experimen...

El Paso Catholic Diocese To Allow In Person Christmas Services El Paso's Catholic Churches have been closed to the public during the COVID 19 pandemic but, they will be open for Christmas. Catholic church services for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will take place as they normally would this year, despite area Catholic churches having been locked down due to the COVID 19 pandemic. The number of people allowed into the in-person Christmas services will be limited with the churches allowing only 25% of their normal capacity. According to our news partners at KVIA, this is what El Paso's Bisho...

MGN A Catholic priest celebrates mass. El Paso, Texas — The Diocese of El Paso announced Tuesday that Catholic churches in El Paso County would be allowed to open for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day masses, but at a limited capacity. The diocese cited El Paso's declining Covid-19 cases in making their decision. Active cases dropped below 36,000 on Tuesday for the first time in weeks, while hospitalizations dropped below 500 - the lowest level since October. "The danger of the presence of this virus in the El Paso community is still of great concern," Bishop Mark Seitz cautioned, but added, ...