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30Oct 2020

2020 Worlds AIDS Day Mass


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To: Clergy, parish/mission staff, social action ministers, campus ministers, school staff and bulletin editors
From: Kat Doyle, Director of Justice and Peace Ministries; Office of Life, Dignity, and Justice

World AIDS Day Mass
Tuesday, December 1 

Global Solidarity, Shared Responsibility

This year, in the midst of a pandemic, we have all come to a new awareness and appreciation of our call to solidarity and the responsibility to care for the most vulnerable among us. We have seen in our own communities, and even our own families, how deeply the state of public health can impact lives and livelihoods. We have also seen how a health crisis can have a disproportionate effect on those who already suffer from social and economic inequality.

As with COVID-19, the success in the fight against HIV/AIDS is reliant upon a robust respect for public health and a commitment to fight inequalities in our homes and communities.

It is with this commitment to end inequality and to promote the importance of public health that we will celebrate the 2020 World AIDS Day Mass on Tuesday, December 1, at noon. Archbishop Gregory Hartmayer, OFM Conv., will serve as the principal celebrant. The Mass will be streamed from http://www.livestream.com/archatl and from the archdiocesan Facebook page.

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