The desire to host community conversations about radical welcome across the US is rooted in the on-the-ground reality people are living at the Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Sonora, México, and what our brother Jesus tells us: that our own salvation is tied up in how we treat those we have pushed to the margins of society. At this moment when many are tempted to use images or words like “invasion” or “alien” to dehumanize and push away people traveling to the US to seek a better life for …Read More

I am so grateful for the opportunity to have been part of the “Catholic Sisters Walking with Migrants” program…assisting with humanitarian services as I listened firsthand to the sacred stories shared by migrants, learning as I participated in immersion education, humanizing the immigration issue while also helping me to understand even more the complexity of immigration. It was a heart deepening, mind stretching, community building experience that helped me broaden my knowledge and skills to …Read More