The Campaign for Hospitality invites the Jesuit and broader Catholic network in the United States and Canada to get to know people in our countries with recent stories of migration. Together, we will reflect on our common human dignity and values to create more welcoming communities and nations.
Join us. Campaign members (schools, parishes, communities, individuals, etc.) commit to engaging in at least one encounter, understand, and action opportunity each year.
Pope Francis
Parishioners of two New York City Jesuit parishes planned and participated in a pilgrimage and vigil in solidarity with detainees at the Elizabeth Detention Center in New Jersey.
Two Jesuit parishes in the Pacific Northwest, St. Joseph Seattle and St. Leo Tacoma, joined together to coordinate a pilgrimage and Mass at the Northwest Immigrant Detention Center on Saturday, August 25, 2018.
President Trump’s words are absolutely correct: “This is a #HumanitarianCrisis - a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul.” But how he applies these words are absolutely incorrect.
#immigration #BorderWall #CforH #ShareJourney
https://t.co/3YT83lgLkT
Like #PopeFrancis - Sr. Norma Pimentel knows about the importance of encounter, and that President Trump missed an opportunity this week in McAllen, Texas.
@nspimentel @JamesMartinSJ #CforH #ShareJourney #IFTJ
https://t.co/6UQkddqu4v
#Catholic leaders on the U.S.-Mexico #border this week offered insights on President Trump’s recent comments, speaking to border community realities and human dignity.
#immigration #BorderWall #dignity #CforH #sharejourney
https://t.co/Aj4MvszvxP
