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In Novena for Migrants to Our Lady of Guadalupe Bishop Joe S. Vásquez of the diocese of Austin reminds us that Catholics are called to recognize the inherent dignity of all persons, especially those who most need our help such as migrants, immigrants and refugees.
We are called to better understand them, their reasons for migration, and the dangers they face. We are called to carefully consider how we treat migrants who live in our communities, who attend our parishes, and who frequent our local establishments.
For over 500 years, migrants and other vulnerable people have prayed to Our
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In Novena for Migrants to Our Lady of Guadalupe Bishop Joe S. Vásquez of the diocese of Austin reminds us that Catholics are called to recognize the inherent dignity of all persons, especially those who most need our help such as migrants, immigrants and refugees.

We are called to better understand them, their reasons for migration, and the dangers they face. We are called to carefully consider how we treat migrants who live in our communities, who attend our parishes, and who frequent our local establishments.

For over 500 years, migrants and other vulnerable people have prayed to Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patroness of the Americas, for her protection while traveling. In this novena, Bishop Vásquez leads you in nine days of prayers in solidarity with those seeking her protection.


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Bishop Joe Vásquez studied Theology at the University of St. Thomas in Houston before attending the Gregorian University, North American College in Rome. He was ordained in 1984 and served at several parishes before being installed as auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Galveston-Houston in 2010. He is currently bishop of the diocese of Austin. Bishop Vásquez serves on several committees of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), including the board of directors of the Catholic Legal Immigration Network and as chair of the Committee on Migration.