Day 34 | Listen and Act
We must listen, and we must act, in order to practice a faith that does justice. These two things must never exist apart.
Caitlin Wright considers herself an aficionado for all things Jesuit. After graduating from Creighton University (Go Jays!) in 2017 with a degree in English, Spanish, and Legal Studies, Caitlin completed a year of service with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps in Brooklyn, NY. She continues to reside in Brooklyn and works as an immigration counselor at Catholic Migration Services, a not-for-profit organization that provides legal aid to migrants in Brooklyn and Queens. In her free time, Caitlin enjoys going to Broadway shows, singing with the schola at the Church of St. Francis Xavier, and finding the best bagels New York has to offer.
We must listen, and we must act, in order to practice a faith that does justice. These two things must never exist apart.
Jhony has never known a home outside of the United States. He has never traveled to El Salvador since fleeing in his early childhood. Essentially, he is an American. And now, he must leave.
The first weekend of November, I packed my bags, caught the Megabus in Manhattan, & headed to the Ignatian Family Teach-In For Justice.
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