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Catholic Social Teaching tells us about the inherent dignity that accompanies labor. We must uplift and protect the rights of workers – both documented and undocumented – in line with the common good in society. #NationalMigrationWeek
In the spirit of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, patroness of immigrants, we invite you to pledge your commitment to our immigrant brothers and sisters ahead of this year's World Day of Migrants and Refugees. #NationalMigrationWeek
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Catholic social teaching informs us that each of us is owed the inherent human dignity, especially our most vulnerable members of society. Our migrant, asylum seeker, and refugee neighbors are worthy of our compassion and care. #NationalMigrationWeek
For #NationalMigrationWeek, we're highlighting the vital contributions of foreign-born religious workers:
In the spirit of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, patroness of immigrants, we invite you to pledge your commitment to our immigrant brothers and sisters ahead of this year's World Day of Migrants and Refugees. #NationalMigrationWeek
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In the spirit of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, patroness of immigrants, we invite you to pledge your commitment to our immigrant brothers and sisters ahead of this year's World Day of Migrants and Refugees. #NationalMigrationWeek
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Morning reflections from @CardinalJWTobin during #NationalMigrationWeek.
+ “No one who lights a lamp conceals it with a vessel or sets it under a bed; rather, he places it on a lampstand so that those who enter may see the light. For there is nothing hidden that will not become visible, and nothing secret that will not be known” (Lk 8:16–18).
We’ve all felt like the stranger—new job, new neighborhood, new school. This #NationalMigrationWeek, Bro. Mickey McGrath, OSFS, asks: What if the walls we build blind us to the humanity of our neighbors & even Christ Himself? Watch: https://t.co/bkoMVJOgwS
@USCCB @camdendiocese
For 45 years, the #Catholic Church in the United States has celebrated #NationalMigrationWeek, a time to reflect on our history as an immigrant Church and on the countless ways our nation has been enriched by generations of immigrants.
As we enter #NationalMigrationWeek today, we pray for migrants and refugees across the globe. 🌎 The Catholic Church in the United States has observed this week for over 40 years, traditionally culminating in the Holy See’s World Day of Migrants and Refugees, a day commemorated by the Universal Church since 1914.
At the close of this #NationalMigrationWeek, we as Our Lady of Guadalupe to wrap each of us, and all our loved ones, in the mantle of her tender care, especially those who are suffering the cruelty of our broken immigration system.
Let us pray for the grace and strength to create a society that better serves the poor and the least among us, a society of solidarity and compassion. #NationalMigrationWeek
We are all one family drawn from all walks of life and from all the ends of the earth! Our challenge for us, personally and as a Church, is to build up the family of God here on earth. #NationalMigrationWeek
May God give us new eyes to see that every person is just like us, someone who has been shown mercy. #NationalMigrationWeek
Left without shelter or access to infrastructure following severe floods, Kenyans live in vulnerable conditions in camps for displaced people, where sisters regularly minister to them. @DoreenAjiambo for @sistersreport, on #NationalMigrationWeek: https://t.co/9IFcJTySFd
Pope Francis reminds that in order to get full citizenship in God’s kingdom, we must be inclusive of the most vulnerable of society. #NationalMigrationWeek #WDMR2024
Are you wondering how you can get involved during #NationalMigrationWeek? Keep reading👇
🙏 Offer Mass for vulnerable migrants.
📖 Volunteer with @CCADW: https://t.co/JLx3kriTfo
🌟 Encourage your senator to support the DREAM Act: https://t.co/3KDCoh2RYF
⛪️ Read about the Church's stance on immigration: https://t.co/M32WCBAlzl
⚖️ Become a Pro Bono Attorney: https://t.co/llr8fWg0zJ
At the altar, Jesus shares his Body and Blood with us. That means we have his divine life within us — our life is no longer our own. We have the power to love as he loves, the duty to serve as he serves, the ability to forgive as he forgives. #NationalMigrationWeek
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