In her nonfiction work, Jessica Goudeau examines the struggles and triumphs recorded by two woman once they had made their way to Austin, Texas.
First-time author wins Christopher Award for book on two refugee women
Photos of the Week: May 24, 2021
In the spotlight: Western wildfire, cicada taco, Divine Mercy garden, COVID care
Spanish bishops denounce exploitation of migrants amid crisis
In a statement released May 18, the Spanish bishops’ conference expressed concern that migrants were being exploited after a sudden of influx of refugees into the Spanish territories of Ceuta and Melilla increased tensions between Spain and Morocco.
Bishops warn Britain new asylum system could increase trafficking
Catholic bishops have warned the British government that post-Brexit plans to tighten the asylum system would drive more immigrants into the hands of human trafficking gangs.
Welcoming migrants, refugees is opportunity for growth, pope says
The Vatican released the Holy Father’s message for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which will be marked Sept. 26 in most countries.
Pope visits Vatican vaccination clinic for the poor
The Vatican is providing vaccinations against COVID-19 to the poor and refugees and is expected to serve 1,200 people.
Biden’s orders restore humane treatment of immigrants, refugees, says bishop
President Joe Biden’s executive orders aimed at rebuilding the U.S. immigration system, restoring due process and recognizing the dignity of newcomers illustrate his “commitment to prioritize assisting our immigrant and refugee brothers and sisters,” said the head of the U.S. bishops’ migration committee.
Photos of the Week: Jan. 17-24, 2021
In the spotlight this week: presidential inauguration, pro-life rally, COVID-19 memorial.