Jesuit Father John Courtney Murray played a key role in drafting Vatican II’s landmark Declaration on Religious Freedom, “Dignitatis Humanae,” in 1965.
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Clergy will now have access to ICE holding facility, following a lawsuit filed by an ecumenical group of Minnesota clergy.
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“We want to be there, for people especially at the most vulnerable times of their lives, and this is certainly one of them,” the priest said of ICE detention.
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Public disapproval of Trump’s immigration policy increases ahead of State of the Union
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“Tragic events in Minneapolis have exposed the abuses of ICE and marked a turning point in how the public views the immigration policy of the administration.”
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“This is the body of Christ, bringing the body of Christ to the body of Christ,” the provincial superior of the Claretians’ USA-Canada province told the group.
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(OSV News) — Data showing most individuals in immigration detention do not have violent criminal records highlights ongoing concerns expressed by the nation’s Catholic bishops over the Trump administration immigration crackdown, …
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Pope supports solidarity with immigrants in US, Catholics must stand together, archbishop says
by Carol Glatzby Carol GlatzArchbishop Sample of Portland, Oregon, talks about the ongoing ICE activity and his call to build greater solidarity with the Hispanic community.
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Washington Roundup: Partial government shutdown ends; Planned Parenthood drops key lawsuit
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonNegotiations to avoid a shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security after approving a two-week extension for that department continue.
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Catholic high school students in Utah walk out to protest ICE and support immigrants
by OSV Newsby OSV News“What’s going on in our country is horrible, and it’s really important for our young generation to use our voices to stand up for what’s right.”
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(OSV News) — A Minneapolis priest told OSV News that despite signals of deescalation, tensions over immigration enforcement actions in that city will not see the situation get “better in …
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