. . . for my friend Katie, and her 18-year-old son, who is in the ICU in critical condition after being brutally assaulted. She is the mother of five (one in utero) and I know that she is just devastated by this. Thanks.
"The USCCB says that people have the right to migrate to sustain their lives and the lives of their families. They also say that A country’s regulation of borders and control of immigration must be governed by concern for all people and by mercy and justice. A nation may not simply decide that it wants to provide for its own people and no others."
Mass Migration, Compassion, Catholic Social Teaching, and International Law
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[…] wrote a few weeks ago about my friend Katie Allison Granju, a well-known blogger and writer on parenting topics, whose son […]
[…] reason. I was thinking about how over the past several weeks so many of us have been following Henry’s tragic story, and it has become very personal to us, and painful, because Katie’s writing drew us in and […]
[…] of Bob Dewine, a fixture at my church for nearly a century. I devoted many posts to the beating, drug overdose, and tragic eearly death of Henry Granju. Not long after, I wrote about my […]