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Strangers No Longer: Welcoming LGBTQ+ Migrants at the U.S.-Mexico Border

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As a Sister of Providence who has ministered at the U.S.-Mexico border since 2019, I’ve been privileged to be part of this welcome, helping asylum seekers find refuge in the U.S., including LGBTQ+ people. Read More

For National Migration Week, Bishops Must Learn Realities of LGBT Immigrants and Refugees

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This week is National Migration Week, an annual event convened by the U.S. Conference of... Read More

QUOTE TO NOTE: Pope Francis, Donald Trump, and Morality

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In response to this past week’s “debate” between Pope Francis and Donald Trump on immigration,... Read More

Immigrant Rights’ Groups Cut Budgets Because of Loss of Catholic Funds

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We reported a few weeks back about the Illinois’ Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD)... Read More

Donors Fill the Gap When Bishops Cut Funds Because of Marriage Equality Support

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Two months ago, immigrants’ rights organizations in Chicago lost funding from the US bishops over... Read More

Archbishop and Columnist Speak Out Against Pro-LGBT Immigration Law

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Two recent items about immigration reform from prominent Catholics–one an archbishop and one a columnist... Read More

How Cardinal Dolan Can Express His Love for LGBT People

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Responses  to Cardinal Dolan’s Easter Sunday comments keep pouring in.   If nothing else, it... Read More

Catholic Bishops Are Opposing Immigration Reform That Would Aid Same-Gender Couples

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News earlier this week that President Obama and many Hispanic political organizations were backing an... Read More