CST Principles Address Needs of the Poor and Migrants

CST Principles Address Needs of the Poor and Migrants

Posted on October 20, 2021 in: FaithSparks, ProLife

This week on the Hope and Faith Series, Sr. Mary Jude- Director of the Office for Hispanic Ministry, speaks about five principles of migration from Catholic Social teaching.

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