Pastoral Care to Migrants

Authors

  • P. Lawrence Thomas Samanvaya Theological College, Bhopal

Keywords:

Migration, Theology of Migration, Challenges, Mission, Call, Spiritual Care, Trust in God, Plan of God

Abstract

Today, migration is a prevalent and often discussed theme. Migration, both voluntary and forced, is increasing all over the world. Migration presently offers a major context for the Church’s mission of evangelization and camaraderie with the migrants. The Scriptures depict Yahweh as the God of Migrants, and Jesus, who took the form of a human being, was also to present himself as a migrant from heaven who could guide migrants to heavenly Jerusalem. His Mystical Body by all means shall be an asylum for migrants and the members of the Church have a great responsibility of accepting the migrants and sharing the mission of spreading the Good News among them with a sense that these migrants also belong to the Kingdom of God. As pilgrims journeying towards the heavenly homeland, we should be more sympathetic to all people on the move today.

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Published

2024-07-04

How to Cite

Thomas, P. L. (2024). Pastoral Care to Migrants. Asian Horizons, 17(4), 505–517. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/ah/article/view/4383

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