Archbishop Gomez: What Do We Owe Immigrants? Love
Amid an atmosphere of political tension and division, Archbishop Gomez challenged Catholics to remember that God is the Father of all people and to bear witness to God’s love.
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The Feast of the Holy Innocents Is About Murder, Not Immigration
The Church’s vestments on Dec. 28 are red because blood was shed, not because the Holy Family fled.
Trump and Biden Clash on Immigration and Coronavirus During Final Debate
The debate began with moderator Kristen Welker of NBC questioning the two candidates about how they would lead the country through the “next stage” of the pandemic.
Church Teachings Provide Guidance About Complex Immigration Issue
The U.S. bishops repeatedly have advised that five Catholic principles should guide public policy in the area of immigration.
After Litigation, New HHS Policy Ends Prohibition on Abortion for Undocumented Minors in Federal Custody
The case dates back to 2017, when the ACLU sued the administration on behalf of an unnamed 17 year-old immigrant who alleged that she had requested an abortion while in a federally-operated shelter in Texas but was not able to procure one because of federal policies.
Bishop Urges US House to Support Immigrant, Refugee ‘Essential Workers’
Bishop Dorsonville emphasized a Christian’s duty to care for the vulnerable and pointed to the Church’s teaching on human dignity and work.
Mexico Investigating Alleged ICE Hysterectomies of Detainees
The acting director of U.S. immigration services has ordered an expedited investigation into the allegations.
Archbishop Gomez at Immigrant Mass: Proclaim ‘Universality of Salvation’
The Mass came amid the Archdiocese of Los Angeles' Sept. 18-26 novena meant to prepare for the 2020 World Day of Migrants and Refugees, observed Sept. 27.
White House Orders DACA Review, Rejects New Applications
In response to the announcement by the administration, Bishop Jaime Soto of Sacramento called the move to end DACA during the COVID-19 pandemic “irresponsible and recalcitrant.”
Cardinal Czerny: Immigrants are Essential, Pandemic Shows
Cardinal Czerny has a personal connection to immigration – he and his parents moved to Canada from Czechoslovakia in 1948, when he was two years old.
