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What Have We Done for the Migrants?

Social Justice Topics, Spanish/Español, Immigration, Migration | | August 19, 2015

Have you been moved by the images of the migrant men, women, and children in the news recently? This prayer calls to mind the question, “what have we done for the migrants?” and invites each of us to turn our sorrow and helplessness into action.

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