Mother Cabrini: The First American Citizen to be Named a Saint
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was born in 1850, died in 1917 and was canonized by Pope Pius XII in 1946.
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Archbishop Gomez at Mass for Immigrants: ‘We Can Heal What Is Broken in America’
Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles called migrants to witness to America the healing love of Christ, which has the power to restore unity to a divided nation.
Federal Judge Blocks Catholic Chaldeans’ Deportation to Iraq — For Now
The Catholic immigrants, who are recognized as victims of genocide, were swept up in a deal between the U.S. and Iraq allowing deportation in exchange for Iraq’s removal from a travel ban.
Trump Executive Orders Tackle Immigrants and Refugees
A series of executive orders draws concern from the Church, as the president implements promises he made on the campaign trail.
Could Executive Orders on Immigrants, Refugees Threaten National Security?
Catholic immigration and refugee leaders express concerns at a Feb. 1 press conference in Washington, D.C.
Pope Francis: Mother Cabrini Is a Model for Caring for Migrants
The Holy Father said Jan. 15 that her witness can help us learn ‘to take care of our foreign brother, in whom Jesus is present, often suffering.’
A Heart for Helping Refugees
John Klink, the president of the International Catholic Migration Commission, has devoted much of his life to helping the Church address international humanitarian needs.
