News and Press Releases
History, Migration, and Colonialization: The Historical Context of Today’s Humanitarian Crisis
Transcription of Dylan Corbett’s presentation to the Franciscan Border Experience group on...
A novena for Advent: We are all pilgrims and migrants, like our incarnate God
In the gospel, "the Word became flesh" is identified as the Son of God made human, a person who...
Franciscan Experiences and Fraternity
Back in 1977, I attended the first annual Franciscan Brotherhood Experience vocation weekend at...
Letter from John Stowe, Bishop of Lexington, to the Franciscan Border Experience 2022
Greetings Sisters and Brothers in the Franciscan Family, I am really pleased to be part of the...
Franciscan Border Experience and Binational Mass
The current humanitarian crisis on our southern border calls us to compassion and mercy as well as greater understanding. The Franciscan Network for Migrants–USA Team organized a three-day experience for a total of 28 people who witnessed firsthand the impact of US and state policies towards our migrant brothers and sisters.
Working towards the world that we imagine in “No Man’s Land”
I immediately noticed the Do Not Trespass signs as we were given permission by the Border Patrol...
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Program Focus
Capacity-Building
Members of the Network are already providing a myriad of resources to migrants. Network members will be able to enhance each other’s work by sharing information and resources via different media (bulletins, meetings and gatherings, capacity-building seminars, resource and route maps, threat advisories, etc.) that they can then pass on to migrants in their care along the route.s.
Support and Protection
Members of the Network will foster the establishment of migrant centers, shelters and houses of refuge in areas where there is a lack of resources by connecting donors to new and ongoing programs.
Advocacy and Collaboration.
Fidelity to the Gospel message compels us to not only to recognize the face of Christ in the poor and the excluded, but also to engage in a social analysis to identify the processes of impoverishment and exclusion e.g. root causes, agents, victims, mechanisms and consequences.





