Minnesota Bishops Call for ‘Generous but Also Prudent’ Welcome of Refugees
The statement also acknowledges the need for securing borders but calls for human dignity to be upheld while doing so.
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Archbishop Naumann Weighs in on Need to Solve Current Immigration, Refugee Challenges
Archbishop Naumann went on to fault the Biden administration for its handling of the unprecedented wave of unaccompanied minors it allowed to enter the country.
US Leaves UN Global Migration Discussions, to Church’s Dismay
Pope Francis and the U.S. bishops have called for a robust worldwide response to the international migration crisis, but the Trump administration fears an undermining of national sovereignty.
Homily: What Are You Clinging To?
What we can learn from Kalahari Bushmen and the father of John Wesley about anxiety, trusting God, and clinging to things
US Bishops, Others Oppose Trump Executive Order Addressing Refugee Admissions
USCCB: ‘We must screen vigilantly for infiltrators who would do us harm, but we must always be equally vigilant in our welcome of friends.’
Bishops Without Borders: European Elitism Gone Bad
COMMENTARY: Some in the Church hierarchy in Europe seem to have adopted the EU agenda as their own.
Indianapolis Catholics Resettle Syrian Refugee Family
‘This is an essential part of our identity as Catholic Christians, and we will continue this life-saving tradition,’ said Archbishop Joseph Tobin amid security concerns from the Indiana governor.
Compassion vs. Security: What to Do With Syrian Refugees?
While the U.S. debates the integrity of the refugee program vs. the risks, the situation of Syrian refugees grows more desperate in countries such as Lebanon and Jordan, which can no longer sustain them.
