Learn how the Passionist family is accompanying migrants and advocating for justice and compassion—plus ways you can get involved or take action in your own community.
Fr. Alfredo Ocampo, CP, a Passionist priest training in couple and family therapy, describes how being genuinely present with immigrant families, detainees, and couples, rather than trying to fix their suffering, brings healing to them and transformation to himself.
A Reflection for Those Who Still Have Eyes to See
As we mark the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, we are invited to reflect on the dignity, resilience and hopes of those who leave their homes in search of safety, opportunity and peace.
“We have to have something to work towards and try to be better. I wonder where my life would be if I did not have hope."
Estamos llamados a solidarizarnos con el Papa Francisco y nuestros obispos en el reto de acompañar a estos hermanas y hermanos nuestros en su viaje en busca de seguridad y supervivencia.
We are called to be in solidarity with Pope Francis and our bishops in their challenge to accompany our brothers and sisters on their journey seeking security and survival.
Passionist Retreat Center teams have stepped out of their comfort zones to try some unique local responses to the migration crisis.
As we witness the Passion of Jesus in the Ukrainian refugees, let us pray that peace will once again be theirs.