In 1965, Catholic priests and nuns joined the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama for voting rights for African Americans. In 2025, we may be facing similar moral challenges against social justice.
A teachable moment
Local Catholics learn firsthand about immigration at El Paso border
In late November, Father Jeff Ethen, Deacon Jim Schulzetenberg and his wife, Bonnie, and retired Deacon Bruce Geyer and wife Gail spent a week in El Paso, Texas, where they heard firsthand about newcomers entering the United States from Bishop Mark Seitz of the Diocese of El Paso and other community leaders.
Biden expands use of Title 42 while broadening legal path for some migrants
The Biden administration announced new immigration policies Jan. 5, expanding the use of Title 42 while increasing legal paths for some individuals to seek asylum while remaining in their home countries instead of migrating to the southern border.