MIAMI – With masses, prayers, lectures and discussions in churches across the country, the U.S. Catholic Church on Sunday launched a new campaign in support of immigration reform that includes a path to legalization, reports Univision. Read More at the New America Media Web site
Yesterday the New York Times (NYT) began a series of articles about US Catholic leaders recruiting priests from other countries to serve in US parishes where they need priests. Read More
Egal Shidad: Stories of Somali Health is pleased to announce the completion of its first production, a program about mental health which aired multiple times in the Twin Cities on both radio and television during the week of October 6th. Read More
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View a trailer from the movie San Papye (Undocumented). The producer, Hans Patrick Domercant writes that... Read More
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Topics: Bill of Rights, Building Community, Business, Capacity Building, Citizenship, Cultural Competence, Economics, Education, Ethnic Media, Faith, Family, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Immigration, Mental health, Receiving Communities, Storytelling
Topics: Bill of Rights, Building Community, Business, Capacity Building, Citizenship, Cultural Competence, Economics, Education, Ethnic Media, Faith, Family, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Immigration, Mental health, Receiving Communities, Storytelling
Quick facts about New Routes, a project to improve immigrant health by using media made by and for immigrants.
Religion Professor Manuel Vásquez explores how religious and spiritual worldviews shape Latino cultures — and how they are reshaping North American religion and culture in fascinating ways — on a recent broadcast of Speaking of Faith, public radio's conversation about religion, meaning, ethics, and ideas. Read More
”. . . Sudanese in America have turned to the Episcopal Church, with some in the priesthood.” This New York Times piece focuses on the experience of the Rev. Read More
Voices of Hope is published by the Lutheran Immigrant and Refugee Service three times a year. Its goal is to help supporters and partners better understand the LIRS mission and work, and learn how they can be involved in welcoming the stranger. Read More
Read the story of small faith based group in the Twin Cities that decided to fast for ten days looking for a miracle in the immigration reform debate. Read More
















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