Elena Segura: Immigration Reform and the Radicalness of Christianity

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Sister Julia Walsh

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A blog and podcast about radical Gospel living, nonviolence, simple living, social justice, service, community and contemplation.

Christianity

Arts,

Religion & Spirituality,

Society & Culture,

Books

Elena Segura: Immigration Reform and the Radicalness of Christianity

Messy Jesus Business

35 minutes 6 seconds

7 months ago

Elena Segura: Immigration Reform and the Radicalness of Christianity

Episode 90 of Messy Jesus Business podcast, with Sister Julia Walsh.

(We had some issues with Elena's microphone during recording, our apologies! -Colin)

In this episode of Messy Jesus Business podcast, Sister Julia Walsh, FSPA talks with Elena Segura about Evangelicalism, conversion, social justice, the radicalness of Mass, immigration reform, silence, and more.

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"Evangelization is just being who you are."
-Elena Segura

Learn more about Elena Segura's work here, and join her in saying a rosary every Wednesday during Lent for immigration reform.

Elena Segura

ABOUT THE GUEST

Elena Segura leads a national initiative of the Archdiocese of Chicago to develop and implement Pastoral Migratoria, which she founded in 2008 as an immigrant-led ministry for service, justice, and accompaniment in parish communities. Pastoral Migratoria is based in the methodology of Aparecida, whose main architect was (now) Pope Francis. Chicago area participants include 200 Hispanic lay leaders across 40 Hispanic parishes. The Dioceses of Stockton (CA) and Kansas City–Saint Joseph (MO) launched their pilot programs last year. Ten dioceses interested in starting this ministry took part in the inaugural Instituto Pastoral Migratoria in Chicago in July 2018. The goal is to create a national network. Since the 2005 inception of the Catholic Campaign for Immigration Reform, Elena directed the archdiocese’s local Immigration Ministry, facilitating formation of pioneering networks of 200 priests, 54 religious orders, and immigration liaisons in 124 native-born congregations. Elena began her career organizing grassroots responses to problems facing her community in rural Peru.

MESSY JESUS BUSINESS is hosted by Sister Julia Walsh.

Produced and edited by Colin Wambsgans.

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