Migrant

Migrant sub-ministry is a vital aspect of the Church's mission that focuses on serving and supporting individuals and families who have migrated from their home countries. This sub-ministry recognizes the unique challenges and vulnerabilities faced by migrants, including cultural adjustments, language barriers, legal issues, and social isolation. The Migrant sub-ministry strives to provide a safe and welcoming environment for migrants, offering practical assistance, emotional support, and spiritual guidance. This includes services such as language classes, job placement assistance, access to healthcare, counseling, and advocacy for their rights and well-being. By addressing their immediate needs and promoting their integration into the host society, the Migrant sub-ministry helps migrants regain their dignity, develop self-sufficiency, and build a sense of belonging. Inspired by the Gospel message of compassion and solidarity, this sub-ministry embraces diversity, promotes cultural exchange, and fosters a community that respects and celebrates the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Through the Migrant sub-ministry, the Church acts as a compassionate and empowering presence, upholding the rights and dignity of migrants, and working towards a more inclusive and just society.