Five Things To Remember On March 7

1. “What we fail to remember in this debate is the human aspect of immigration ¬– that immigration is primarily about human beings, not economic or social issues,” said Bishop Eusebio Elizondo, auxiliary bishop of Seattle and chairman of the USCCB Committee on Migration. “Those who have died – and those deported each day – have the same value and innate God-given dignity as all persons, yet we ignore their suffering and their deaths.” Read more in the statement announcing the migration committee's upcoming trip to the border.


2. During Lent, the USCCB Committee on International Justice and Peace is asking Catholics in the United States to make peace in the Holy Land a special intention.

3. Cardinal Francis George writes about taking stock in life during Lent and reflects on some recent health issues he's facing, including some he's battled before.


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5. God loves you.