In a joint statement released Nov. 13, the bishops pointed to church teachings related to immigrants and encouraged the state’s Catholics to sign a pledge demonstrating their commitment to prayer and energy on behalf of migrants. The Cabrini Pledge, which is named after St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, was introduced by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in September.
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