Catholic leaders discuss ways to support immigrant communities More than 200 Catholic leaders from Michigan and Ohio gathered in Detroit for the "Witness to Hope" summit to discuss how parishes and dioceses can better accompany immigrant communities amid increased immigration enforcement. The conference focused on practical ways to support migrants, defend human dignity, and respond through faith-based action. Archbishop Edward Weisenburger reflected on his experience at the U.S.-Mexico …Read More
May – June Announcements
Friday, June 26. Border Mass 250 — Celebrating the Contributions of Immigrants to the Nation on the 250 Anniversary of the Independence of the United States and in Communion with Pope Leo XIV's July 4th Pastoral Visit to Lampedusa, Italy in Solidarity with Migrants Watch our most recent Border Spotlight video update. Volunteer Paseo - Last week, we celebrated the commitment of our many volunteers through our summer volunteer paseo (picnic). We are so grateful for the residents of …Read More
Formed at Kino: From Encounter to Vocation
Each year, people come to Kino for a moment. What happens next is a lifetime. From students to volunteers, advocates to attorneys, these encounters don’t end at the border. They shape vocations rooted in solidarity. What Next? Each May, campuses across the United States fill with celebration. Caps are thrown, photos are taken, and graduates step into a new chapter marked by both possibility and uncertainty. Beneath the excitement is a quieter question, one that lingers long after …Read More
Where life is born, hope is born too
“A mother does what she has to do to care for life,” Camelia told us as she held her baby in her arms, in a conversation that brought us back to the moment she arrived in Nogales more than a year and a half ago. Camelia is originally from Guerrero. She left her community with her husband and her oldest son after facing threats and persecution from criminal groups. “It was no longer a life. It was living in fear every day.” While pregnant, she made the decision to seek protection for herself …Read More
Education: Easter Reflection for our migrant friends
In a hostile political and social climate, in which our migrant friends confront a host of challenges, it is more important than ever to celebrate and reflect on Jesus' Resurrection. This April, I had the privilege of welcoming Jesuit candidates of the West Province during the Easter Triduum. The candidates had an active role during this time of reflection and celebration, in hopes of aiding their discernment process to determine their call to follow Jesus' life as a Jesuit. During their stay, …Read More
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