The start of the summer has come with a lot of action towards solidarity. KBI hosted its 11th generation of leaders who participated in the Kino Teens Leadership Days Program. Students from six different schools across the country gathered in Nogales for a week of formation. The program was designed to bring together students from across the U.S. to develop skills that would help them mobilize their classmates and advance Kino's mission to Defend, Accompany, and Share the ministry of …Read More
July – August Media Report
Catholic leaders in Ambos Nogales celebrate US 250th anniversary by honoring migrants We participated in a binational celebration honoring the contributions migrants have made to the United States throughout its 250-year history. Alongside Catholic leaders from the U.S. and Mexico, we gathered in Ambos Nogales for pastoral dialogue, prayer, a cross-border procession, and Mass. Together, we celebrated the generations of migrants who have helped shape and strengthen communities across the …Read More
July – August Announcements
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Building With Hope: Introducing the Migrant Community Campus
The story behind the Migrant Community Campus and the community bringing it to life. The comedor in our Migrant Outreach Center was full. On a warm evening in May, volunteers, staff, sisters, and migrants gathered around long tables at Kino Border Initiative for a special community dinner co-hosted by the Missionary Sisters of the Eucharist and Franciscan Sisters. Laughter drifted across the room as children darted between chairs and conversations unfolded in Spanish and …Read More
Education: U.S. Hispanic Ministry Leaders Learn about Migration in Nogales
On June 2, 2026 Kino received 13 leaders from the Episcipol Region XIII Catholic Hispanic and Latino Ministry. They learned about the services offered at the Kino service center, conversed with Bishop Cerra-Luna (Diocese of Nogales, SON) about their work in the western U.S. states, and enjoyed a delicious community lunch with participants in our Proyecto de Vida program. Participants came from Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, covering nine dioceses and three archdioceses. …Read More
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