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An immigrant woman’s testimony, as told to Juan Daniel Espitia, a pastor in Solana Beach, California.
I come from a large city in the northwest of Mexico; there were six of us children. When one of my brothers became involved with…
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 This Sunday like tens of thousands of Americans I’ll be in Washington D.C. in the March for America rally on behalf of undocumented immigrants. On Friday, we had a pre-rally in the Bronx with Congressman Luis Gutierrez and several faith-based and…
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Today’s Lenten prayer comes from Cesar Chavez (1927-1993) — Mexican American farm worker, labor leader, and civil rights activist. He did much to raise awareness of the need for justice for those at the margins. After reading this prayer this morning…
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Today is St. Patrick’s day, a day that many of us only know as a day to eat corned beef and cabbage and exchange cards emblazoned with green shamrocks, both of which probably have absolutely nothing to do with the…
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 Linzi, a U.S. citizen, fell in love with Domingo, a Mexican immigrant, when she was 13 years old. They were married in 2006. They have three daughters together.
Domingo was detained in June of 2008 during an appearance at the Wake…
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The biggest banks have an ethical obligation to help alleviate the pain from a crisis they helped create. After being extended such “grace” because of the fear of an economic meltdown, the banks then failed to extend that grace to…
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 In a recent Family Research Council e-mail, in an article titled, “Rev. Wallis: Wolf in Shepard’s [sic] Clothing?” Tony Perkins aligned himself with Fox News commentator Glenn Beck’s recent attacks. Perkins said:
the term “social justice” has become a code-term used…
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