Lviv, Ukraine - March 3, 2022: Having just disembarked a train, people walk with their luggage across the tracks in Lviv. On Monday, April 8th, The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith released a declaration focused on human dignity, titled Dignitas Infinita, meaning infinite dignity. The document highlighted a wide range of [...]
Celina Marquez, a Policy Advisor with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Department of Migration and Refugee Services, visited the border the week that Title 42 ended. She reflects on her experience here: I arrived in El Paso on Wednesday, May 10. My visit was a part of a trip meant to observe [...]
What role does religion play in responding to forced migration crises around the world? As part of a new book published by Palgrave Publishing USCCB/MRS staff, Todd Scribner, has co-authored a chapter titled Religion Resettles Refugees: Religion's Role in Integration in the United States, which examines an ongoing initiative, the Religion and Resettlement Project, which [...]