Catholic Social Teaching does not belong to the political left or right. It critiques both when necessary, because it begins not with party platforms, but with a deeper moral vision of the human person and the common good.
Immigration Articles
Protected: Is it a Sin to Hire Undocumented Workers
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Protected: Border Security and Catholic Teaching
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What does the Bible actually say about migration, borders, and welcoming strangers?…
Catholic Social Teaching insists on both compassion and responsibility, on both the dignity of immigrants and the legitimate concerns of the political community.…
For the immigrant in the U.S. illegally, Catholic Social Teaching offers a clear moral framework for maintaining right relationship even amid legal limbo.…
Immigrants are obliged to respect with gratitude the material and spiritual heritage of the country that receives them.…
Fleeing violence, seeking better employment, growing up as a dreamer — these are the stories of immigrants.…
List of Articles
- 10 Myths about the Catholic Church and Immigration
- 10 Questions About Catholic Social Teaching
- Border Security and Catholic Teaching
- Catholic Social Teaching and Birthright Citizenship
- Hard Questions About Immigration
- Immigrant Rights and Duties
- Immigrant Stories
- Immigration and Mass Deportations
- Immigration Quotes from the Church
- Immigration Reform and Catholic Social Teaching
- Is it a Sin to Hire Undocumented Workers
- Is Undocumented Immigration Sinful?
- We Cannot Choose Which Parts Of The Truth We Believe In
- What does the Bible Say About Immigration?
- When there is No Path to Citizenship
