Archdiocese of Baltimore offers resources for parishes to assist migrants July 24, 2025By Catholic Review Staff Catholic Review Filed Under: Feature, Immigration and Migration, Local News, News The Archdiocese of Baltimore has created a web page to guide its parishes in the event that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents or other law enforcement officials arrive on their campuses. The page is available at archbalt.org/immigration-resources The site contains: A Collected Book of Prayers for Migrants from the US. Conference of Catholic Bishops Prayer booklet – including information on specific saints Immigration toolkit from the Maryland Catholic Conference Catholic Charities services and information on legal rights from Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) Registration info for training certification program on Catholic social teaching Summary/resources of the Church’s position on immigration (national and local) The archdiocese shared with parishes step-by-step instructions in case an ICE agent arrives on campus. It also included phone numbers to appropriate archdiocesan personnel. Read More Local News Catholics asked to step up for Maryland’s Virtual Catholic Advocacy Day New vision ahead for pastoral councils Sister Joan Elias, leader in Catholic education, dies at 94 Speaker and musician Nick De La Torre to lead pre-Lenten mission in Frederick County Deacon Lee Benson, who ministered in Harford County, dies at 73 Loyola University offers teens a mission-driven approach at business camp Copyright © 2025 Catholic Review Media Print
