Living in Limbo: 10 Years of DACA
When their parents brought them to the United States as children, they were too young to have a say in the matter. Now, as adults, they are advocating for the right to remain in the only country they've ever known.
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Franciscans at the Border
Along treacherous stretches of borderland between the United States and Mexico, Franciscans are working to respond to the humanitarian crisis there with faith and compassion.
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Welcome the Stranger—Every Stranger
Next to abortion, immigration is probably the most divisive issue in our country.
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‘I Was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me’: Father Ruskin Piedra
Filled with passion and energy, 85-year-old Father Ruskin Piedra works tirelessly to support and defend the immigrant community in his Brooklyn parish.
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Editorial: Dream On
The word dream is closely connected to our cultural identity as Americans. From the idea of the American Dream to Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream " speech.
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Young Hispanics and the US Church
The V Encuentro process aims to reawaken the faith and gifts of Hispanic Catholics in the United States.
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