A Prayer for Global Solidarity

📍 Global aid has collapsed—but our commitment must not.

Pray with Fr. Matt Ippel, S.J. in Maban, South Sudan, as he reflects on what this moment means for displaced communities worldwide.

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Learn and Reflect

Download our refugee fact sheet and learn the scale and complexity of today’s global displacement crisis.

Use the Our Lady of the Way prayer as a spiritual guide to walk with more than 123 million forcibly displaced people.

Host a Refugee Walk simulation using the On the Move toolkit to help others understand displacement.

Confront Injustice in the Courts

🎧 Many migrants face immigration court alone—without legal help or community support.

Listen to this interview to Fr. Scott Santarosa, Pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a Jesuit parish in San Diego and part of the Jesuit Migration Network. He shares why showing up makes a difference for the live of our immigrant siblings. 

📌 Join the JRS/USA Court Observation Project
🙏 Pray for justice and accompaniment

March for Migrants’ Rights

📍 Read about the Faith March for Immigrants in Detroit

This year, JRS/USA in collaboration with the USCCB and HOPE Border Ministries, is inviting supporters around the country to organize marches and vigils to support the immigrant community. Download the Missionaries of Hope Toolkit.

💬 Public demonstrations are more than symbolic—they send a message that immigrants are not alone.

Submit your event so we can help spread the word!

Reflect and Recommit

🎧 Use these audio reflections to meditate on the spiritual call to accompaniment.

Read how migrants are part of the Body of Christ—and why the Church must not stay silent.

Host a Circle of Silence

🗣️ Read Ted’s story and consider organizing a Circle of Silence—a bold, peaceful act of witness in a time when public support is vital.

Tip: Host your circle outside a local courthouse, parish, or federal building.

Make It Visible

Join us in DC for a Reflection Procession organized in partnership with the Archdiocese o Washington DC. We will meet at 2.30 PM at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart and we will walk to the Cathedral of St Matthew where we will celebrate Mass at 5.30 PM presided by Cardinal McElroy.  

You can also join us virtually using this link.

One Church | One Family

As Catholics and people of deep faith, we reject the culture of fear and silence that dehumanizes, and we choose instead to stand with migrants.  We invite dioceses, parishes, schools, religious communities, and other institutions and organizations to
host public actions that lift up the dignity of migrants—especially in the places where that dignity is most often denied.  

Check out this campaign JRS/USA is co-sponsoring with other institutions to organize a public witness.

We Are All the Body of Christ

Sometimes it can feel daunting, and we can ask ourselves if it is worth it. We invite you today to take some time to recognize how you are also part of a global community united in compassion, dignity, and hope.

The Body of Christ is made up of many members, each with unique gifts and a shared purpose. Refugees are not separate from this body; they are integral to it—resilient, gifted, and essential.

Learn more here

Jesuit Migration Network Webinar

Join the Jesuit Migration Network for a one-hour webinar designed to inspire and equip our friends, partners, and institutions to take meaningful action in support of immigrants during these challenging times. 

Grounded in prayer and community, this session will highlight concrete examples of Jesuit ministries walking with immigrants and provide practical tools for organizing action at the local level. 

Ignatian Migration Dialogue

Register today to join us on October 8 for our first webinar, Ignatian Migration Dialogue, hosted by JRS/USA VP of Advocacy, Research, and Partnerships—Donald Kerwin. This first virtual opportunity will focus on litigation within immigration policies in the U.S. Stay tuned for key details to follow including the registration link.

Faith in Action

Meet Ted Wysocki, JRS’ Midwest Regional Coordinator and explore how he puts action behind his faith through a Circle of Inclusion. Consider leading one yourself.

Step in Solidarity

Alex’s journey began at the Mexico-USA border as a college sophomore, where she witnessed firsthand the stark realities of immigration and detention. That transformative experience led her to study in El Salvador, live in solidarity with marginalized communities, and ultimately embrace her Catholic faith through the Jesuit tradition. 

Now, in 2025, Alex is running across Florida through AR Warrior Races—not just for the challenge, but for a greater cause. Every step she takes is in support of immigrants and refugees, with 100% of funds raised going to Jesuit Refugee Service to provide advocacy, education, and practical support. 

Consider supporting Alex’s efforts—or even starting your own fundraiser. Her story is a powerful reminder that faith in action can change lives. 

Support Alex here

Walk the Way

Take some time today to personally or with others “walk the way” of the more of 123 million forcibly displaced persons.  

Our Lady of the Way prayer