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In the first movement of a spirituality of the heart, one encounters Jesus Christ in many ways:

Through Scripture, in the sacraments, in life situations, in prayer and meditation, through other people. Sometimes people can recognize his presence and sometimes they are not sure if or how he is present.

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Exodus 3:1-6

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By Br. Warren Perrotto, MSC

Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe
free.¹

I recently saw a three-part PBS documentary, The United States and the Holocaust. It is about how the United States responded to the crisis of the Jewish genocide. The documentary reviews the role of the United States during WWII and its discriminatory immigration policy which prevented entry into the U.S. of Jews escaping the inhumane suffering the Third Reich inflicted upon them. At that time, and today, antisemitism is still strong among some Americans. Regrettably, in its extreme form, some U.S. citizens believe that the killing of millions of Jews was a mere hoax. I am a witness to this fact. Furthermore, in the discussion of Jewish immigration, some people publicly but falsely believed that the goal of the Jews was to establish a Jewish dynasty.

Rejecting persons from entering the U.S. is not something new in the U.S. There is a long history against certain groups entering our borders. For example, in the 19th century, the Nativists pushed for the blocking of Jews, Blacks, and Catholics from entering the U.S. The KKK followed with the same sentiments. Sorry to say, our country sometimes ignores the Lady’s words at the bottom of her statue.

Sadly,