Day 39 | The Power of Unity
Through the power of unity among a diverse group of people seeking to offer the same sanctuary God gave to us, we can heal our broken world.
Carlos Rodriguez is a graduate of Seattle University where he earned a B.A. in Public Affairs. As the former Student Body President, he has used his position to talk about issues related to immigration, affordable housing, and homelessness. He has been vocal about his status as an Undocumented immigrant in hopes of bringing awareness to the complexity of immigration in the United States. Carlos is known for wearing a scarlet “U” signifying how an Undocumented status, which has been largely stigmatized in the U.S., is branded onto the lives of many Undocumented immigrants. Currently, he is a Jesuit Volunteer serving as an Anti-Trafficking and Immigration Specialist.
Through the power of unity among a diverse group of people seeking to offer the same sanctuary God gave to us, we can heal our broken world.
I want to be able to forgive those who violate human rights but do not think I am ready. I am still on this journey of understanding how to forgive.
If we remember the sacrifice that Jesus made as we live out our faith and values, we can hold ourselves accountable for the dignity and humanity that we all deserve.
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