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Saint Sabina hosts mass for newly-arrived migrants - Vimarsana News

Saint Sabina hosts mass for newly-arrived migrants

CHICAGO — Saint Sabina Catholic Church hosted a special mass Sunday to welcome new migrants into the South Side community. About 50 refugees attended Sunday service at the Auburn Gresham church after fleeing danger from various central American countries, such as Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico and Venezuela, for a fresh start in the Chicago area. The […]

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Chicago migrants: St. Sabina welcomes migrant families to Sunday mass - Vimarsana News

Chicago migrants: St. Sabina welcomes migrant families to Sunday mass

St. Sabina Church in Auburn Gresham held a mass with Chicago migrants Sunday, sharing a message of unity and oneness.

United Giving Hope distributes 500 coats to Waukegan families, migrants - Vimarsana News

United Giving Hope distributes 500 coats to Waukegan families, migrants

United Giving Hope, a nonprofit in Waukegan founded to support low income communities and vulnerable migrants in the U.S., hosted a coat giveaway on Nov. 6 for community members and migrant families who recently relocated to the area from Venezuela, Guatemala, and other parts of Latin America.

12-year-old boy fleeing violence in Mexico reunited with parents in Milwaukee, activists say - Vimarsana News

12-year-old boy fleeing violence in Mexico reunited with parents in Milwaukee, activists say

12-year-old boy fleeing violence in Mexico reunited with parents in Milwaukee, activists say By FOX 32 Digital Team Published  article A 12-year-old boy who traveled to the United States by himself to escape violence in Mexico has been reunited with his parents in Milwaukee, activists said. Ricardo Nava Cruz was living with his elderly grandparents in Pachutla, Guerrero, Mexico, said Julie Contreras, president of United Giving Hope. She said that the grandparents became scared when drug cartels tried to get Ricardo to work for them. Contreras said that Ricardo presented himself to US Custom...