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Xenophilia or Xenophobia: Toward a Theology of Migration,nd lived there as an alien” (Deuteronomy 26: 5). We might ask, did that “wandering Aramean” and his children have the proper documents to reside in Egypt? Were they “illegal aliens”? Did he and his children have the proper Egyptian social security credentials? Did they speak the Egyptian language pr

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Migration and Cities: Theological Reflections,ognized it as such, but from the moment our ancestors went on the move, the process of globalization was underway. A sufficient number of our ancestors continued on the move until they and their descendants succeeded in expanding into six continents and populating every portion of land (or frozen se

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A New Way of Being Christian: The Contribution of Migrants to the Church,c celebration in our new home, a medium-sized city in the Midwest. As we walked around the church grounds, I came face to face with a statue of Mary I had never seen or heard of before: Our Lady of La Vang. At first I wondered who this Mary was and wondered what it—a seemingly atypical American name

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The Spirituality of Migrants: Mapping an Inner Geography,king their way into the United States. They search for migrants amidst their dangerous trek across dry deserts and desolate mountains, looking for any who might be under duress or in distress. On one occasion at dusk, a volunteer from the Samaritans sat on a ledge and saw a group of 20 immigrants wa