Migration

Catholic sisters, a priest and a bishop spoke to GSR about how they help migrants in South Africa rebuild their lives and integrate into a society that has been hostile to foreigners.

Rhetoric and U.S. policies criticizing immigrants reflect a loss of humanity, respect and caring love for our neighbor, writes Elia Cárdenas.

In the last six months, I have witnessed more than 30 migrant workers return as dead bodies — a heartbreaking reality. Yet, the government keeps no data on this and washes its hands of the issue.

Sr. Therese Bangert stood alone before the House Federal and State Affairs Committee to denounce a resolution urging Gov. Laura Kelly to do everything in her power to support the immigration enforcement agenda of President Donald Trump.

Living into the Jubilee Year of Hope alongside people here at the Arizona-Sonora border, the only kind of hope that makes sense to me is hope that knows the pain of loss even as it embraces beauty and possibility.

Sr. Leticia Gutiérrez, director of the El Paso Diocese's Hospitality Ministry for Migrants, shares how the Scalabrinian sisters and lay volunteers support migrants entering the U.S. through treacherous mountain routes.

In their journey to seek a better future for their families and children, migrant women from Latin America face dangers, abuse and discrimination. Yet, they hold onto hope and navigate challenges, much like the story of Ruth, reflects Sr. María Laura Torres. 

The migrant ministry of Immaculate Heart of Mary Sister Rose Patrice Kuhn can be excruciating. But the anguish was especially acute the day after President Donald Trump was sworn into office for a second term as U.S. president, said Sister Rose.