Catholic bishops reject claims that Catholic nonprofits facilitate illegal immigration
Read the statement issued by U.S. bishops.
Read the statement issued by U.S. bishops.
Since 2019, over 50 people have lived at Mother Teresa House, coming from Guatemala, Columbia, Honduras, Haiti, Iran, Venezuela, and Ecuador.
Some foreign-born priests and religious sisters and brothers may not be able to remain in the country due to Green Card change.
VATICAN CITY — Taking to heart the lesson of the parable of the good Samaritan is the key to assisting the millions of migrants and refugees forced to travel far … Learn More
Newark parishes are welcoming those most in need during immigration crisis
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, September 18–24 is National Migration Week here in the United States of America. This is a time for all of us to grow in … Learn More
Division helps thousands a year.
How Catholic social teaching applies to these issues.
VATICAN CITY — Safe, organized, legal, and sustainable migration is in the interest of all countries, Pope Francis wrote. “If this is not recognized, there is a risk that fear … Learn More
Understanding the journey migrants take and the struggles they face.