Archbishop Kevin FarrellAlthough he received some criticism for doing so, Dallas Bishop Kevin Farrell sheltered the fiancé of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to die of Ebola in the U.S., during the required quarantine period because that's what Jesus would have done.
Locals in a remote village in Guinea who fear the invasion of "foreigners" who are coming to aid the country's Ebola victims are accused of murdering eight healthcare workers and dumping their bodies in a latrine.
Even though there are no reported cases of ebola in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sent out a warning to hospitals and doctors that “now is the time to prepare” for cases that are likely to appear at any time.
The case of a "missing" Ebola patient who died after her family removed her from a Sierra Leone hospital and took her to a herbalist for treatment highlights the deep distrust of Western medicine that exists in some of the worst hit areas of the outbreak.
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