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Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
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The suffering of children shows why refugees matter and why we should continue to accompany them and to plead their cause. For human beings to live decently, not being killed or allowed to die is not enough....
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Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
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When Maryknoll Father Lo Xuan Dam speaks about his family, especially his mother, he recalls how his parents struggled to raise nine children in Vietnam during partition and war, and the role the Catholic faith played in their lives....
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As our parishes welcome new arrivals into their midst, there is a consistent, almost unspoken process of walking together, with four different aspects shaping our pastoral approach and care towards migrants and new arrivals....
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Held as part of Refugee Week, the competition invited students to respond creatively through various creative pieces to share messages of hope and belonging for refugees and people seeking asylum....
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During his pastoral visit, the Pope visited the "Gateway to Europe," a monument symbolising hope for migrants arriving by sea, as well as a cemetery where many who lost their lives on the Mediterranean are buried....
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Pope Leo XIV meets with migrants at the Las Raíces Center, Tenerife and reassures them that he carries them in his heart and prayers; praying no 'storm' may ever drive them away from feeling the presence of Christ....
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ope Leo XIV calls integration a shared responsibility that restores dignity and belonging, while urging human traffickers to repent before facing divine justice....
Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
The suffering of children shows why refugees matter and why we should continue to accompany them and to plead their cause. For human beings to live decently, not being killed or allowed to die is not enough....
Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
When Maryknoll Father Lo Xuan Dam speaks about his family, especially his mother, he recalls how his parents struggled to raise nine children in Vietnam during partition and war, and the role the Catholic faith played in their lives....
As our parishes welcome new arrivals into their midst, there is a consistent, almost unspoken process of walking together, with four different aspects shaping our pastoral approach and care towards migrants and new arrivals....
Held as part of Refugee Week, the competition invited students to respond creatively through various creative pieces to share messages of hope and belonging for refugees and people seeking asylum....
During his pastoral visit, the Pope visited the "Gateway to Europe," a monument symbolising hope for migrants arriving by sea, as well as a cemetery where many who lost their lives on the Mediterranean are buried....
Pope Leo XIV meets with migrants at the Las Raíces Center, Tenerife and reassures them that he carries them in his heart and prayers; praying no 'storm' may ever drive them away from feeling the presence of Christ....
ope Leo XIV calls integration a shared responsibility that restores dignity and belonging, while urging human traffickers to repent before facing divine justice....