Migrants & Refugees
Parishioner Leads: Jeanne Rossomme, Mary McCabe, John Brain
Email: migrantteam@trinity.org
The HT Migrant Team/Migrant Familia has been accompanying and advocating for refugees since 2017 when we welcomed the Cheikho family from Syria. Today we are accompanying 27 families from 12 countries. 100 million people are forcibly displaced around the world, and our Migrant Familia stands ready to welcome and accompany these mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, daughters and sons as they seek refuge in our community. Thank you for supporting the work of this ministry. Read our 2022 End of Year Report
Meetings:
The committee meets every other Monday at 7pm via Zoom. All are welcome! Minutes and needs are shared in a weekly Migrant Team eLetter.
Events
March 1: Stations of the Cross/Simple Supper with the Migrant Familia; 6pm; Church
March 16: Mentor Orientation
April 5-9: Kino Border Initiative Immersion Experience
Act
- Sign up for a trip to the Border to learn and experience firsthand. For more information please contact aklick@trinity.org
- Sign up for our weekly eLetter. Each week we identify needs for our migrant familia from donations to resume support to legal support, etc.
- Be a sponsor or medical advocate. For more information please contact Jeanne Rossomme
Advocacy:
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Partners:
Resources:
AMDG Podcast
“The Holy Spirit provides.”
This is one of the central mantras of the Migrant Familia program at the Jesuits' Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington, D.C. The program provides crucial support to newly-arrived migrants.
On the new AMDG podcast, our guests are Ashley Klick, coordinator of the Familia program, and two of its graduates, Julien Patrick Tete Wabo and Miguel Flores, who fled political persecution in Cameroon and Nicaragua, respectively. Stream the episode by clicking here.
A member of our migrant familia, Fredy Sevilla, is featured in a national summer campaign on immigration. He is very grateful to Holy Trinity.
Solidarity Across Borders
We are a community and only in a community can we move forward without leaving anyone behind.
As we encounter people in migration through reading and listening to the testimonies of the Solidarity Across Borders campaign, we remember that we are a community and only in a community can we move forward without leaving anyone behind.