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"Catholics and evangelicals said they are concerned about growing deportation and detention activity by ICE officials, especially in the light of several groups, including Haitians, losing their legal status... [and] about the children of immigrants." religionnews.com/2026/10/15/…
USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
Catholic and evangelical leaders issued an ecumenical statement Oct. 13 as part of a joint effort to call for compassionate immigration reform.
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USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
"For a country founded on religious freedom ... the failure to offer refuge to even a single one of our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ is a moral shame."
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Bishop Cahill: "For generations, the United States has offered refuge to people forced from their homes by persecution. That tradition is rooted in our national history all the way back to the Founding, but for Catholics it also reflects something deeper." osvnews.com/america-must-rem…
For #WelcomeWednesday, here's part three of our 10-part series on Catholic social teaching and immigration: The Right Not to Migrate
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Check out resources on the Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue on Immigration here: usccb.org/ecdi
Catholic and Evangelical Leaders Unite in Call for Compassionate Immigration Reform
“There is much that can be done to avoid the rupturing of our families and communities brought about by indiscriminate and aggressive enforcement actions,” said Bishop Brendan Cahill and Reverend Walter Kim in an ecumenical statement released today.
Bishop Cahill serves as the chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration and Reverend Kim as the president of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE). Together, they lead the Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue on Immigration (ECDI) as its co-chairs.
Read the full release at: ow.ly/Uv8I50ZXgTI
USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
Catholic and Evangelical Leaders Unite in Call for Compassionate Immigration Reform
“There is much that can be done to avoid the rupturing of our families and communities brought about by indiscriminate and aggressive enforcement actions,” said Bishop Brendan Cahill and Reverend Walter Kim in an ecumenical statement released today.
Bishop Cahill serves as the chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration and Reverend Kim as the president of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE). Together, they lead the Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue on Immigration (ECDI) as its co-chairs.
Read the full release at: ow.ly/Uv8I50ZXgTI
For #WelcomeWednesday, the second of our 10-part series on Catholic social teaching & immigration: Immigration and the Imago Dei youtube.com/shorts/40WcjEe4Q…
"Every serious Catholic reflection on immigration must begin with the Imago Dei — the belief that every human being is created in the image and likeness of God."
For #WelcomeWednesday, we are launching a 10-part series on Catholic social teaching and migration, featuring Bishop Brendan Cahill, Chairman of the USCCB's Committee on Migration.
PART ONE: The Catholic Moral Vision of Immigration
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USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Most Reverend Brendan J. Cahill, currently Bishop of Victoria in Texas, as the Bishop of Joliet.
The appointment was publicized in Washington, D.C. on September 17, 2026, by Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, apostolic nuncio to the United States.
USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
The Catholic Church in the United States will observe National Migration Week beginning September 21 and culminating with the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees on September 27.
For over 45 years, the U.S. Catholic Church has celebrated National Migration Week by reflecting on its history as an immigrant Church and the ways in which the country has been enriched by generations of immigrants, including the many Catholics who have adopted this land as their own.
Please join our webinar tomorrow at 2pm ET on child migration for National Migration Week. Register here: usccb.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
"Our Church in this country and beyond has a long, inspiring history of caring for migrant and refugee children." Bishop Cahill, chairman of the Committee on Migration
USCCB's Secretariat of Migration retweeted
At the general audience on Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV said the diversity of the world’s peoples “must not be considered as a danger or a threat, but rather as a resource for enrichment and growth.”
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National Migration Week runs from September 21-27 culminating in the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. This year's theme focuses on the presence of Christ within each migrant child, "Even just one of these children": usccb.org/news/2026/national…
