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The COVID crisis continues to affect many in ways which have led to health, economic, and personal loss of no small consequence. All of us have a unique and personal perspective on the pandemic. I share my experience as a front-line attending physician caring for critically ill COVID patients in the intensive care unit, and how it relates to the call of mission we receive as Catholic physicians.
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