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COVID-19 Pandemic Resources

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    Bishop Edward M. Lohse
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    Bishop Paul J. Bradley
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For interest and concerns regarding the COVID-19 vaccines, follow these links on the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' website:

For the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines

For the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

Diocesan Decrees and Letters:

May 18, 2021: Decree Revoking the Norms for Resumption of Public Masses

May 18, 2021: Decree on Revocation of Dispensation from Masses

Aug. 30, 2021: Bishop Monforton's Letter Regarding COVID-19 Vaccines

Ohio Bishops' Letters Regarding COVID-19 and the Vaccines:

Dec. 16, 2020: COVID-19 Vaccines

March 26, 2021: Letter regarding COVID-19

May 13, 2021: Letter Lifting Dispensation from Mass Obligation

If you have questions regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19), contact the Ohio Department of Health by telephoning (833) 427-5634. Information is available on the website at coronavirus.ohio.gov. Contact the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by telephoning (800) 232-4636 or by visiting www.cdc.gov.