COVID Spiritual Resources
It is difficult to fully grasp the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on us. Not only has coronavirus led to intense physical suffering and a profound loss of human life, but it has also posed significant spiritual challenges. This unique moment has called our attention to the need to cultivate spiritual practices that will sustain us through this prolonged period. All of us must face the question: in a time of solitude and social distancing, how might we develop practices and habits that help us connect with ourselves and others in life-giving and meaningful ways?
The Office of Spirituality and Meaning-Making has pulled together a list of resources that begin to address this question. This list is by no means exhaustive, nor can we fully vouch for or endorse all the content on each of the linked websites below. Our hope is that these resources might provide a good first (or second, or third) step in your spiritual journey through this season. If you know of other helpful resources that should be shared, please send us your suggestions. And please do not hesitate to reach out if our staff or any of our affiliated religious or ethical leaders can support you.
If you find yourself needing support, please utilize the spiritual support resources below. Additionally, you are encouraged to access the following excellent resources:
- Cornell Health has compiled an informative resource guide about grief and loss.
- Cornell's Caring Community website has a wealth of grief support resources appropriate for faculty, staff, and/or students.