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- 1McElroy: Americans can no longer ignore treatment of immigrants▼McElroy: Americans can no longer ‘pass on by’ ignoring how US is treating immigrants
Columnist John L. Allen Jr. associate and veteran commentator McElroy argues that Americans can no longer 'pass on by' — a reference to the Good Samaritan — while ignoring how the United States is treating immigrants. Writing for OSV News, he calls on the public to confront immigration enforcement and policy directly rather than look away, framing indifference as a moral failure.
- 2Cardinal McElroy says public cannot ignore plight of migrants▼At Mass for Migrants, Washington’s Cardinal McElroy says public cannot ‘pass by’ plight of immigrants
Cardinal Robert McElroy of Washington led a Mass for Migrants and told worshippers the public cannot 'pass by' the suffering of immigrants. The message, reported by America Magazine, frames immigration as a moral issue demanding public attention and response, as the Catholic Church in the United States continues to speak out on migration policy.
- 3Cardinal McElroy outlines vision for a digital-age Church▼American Cardinal McElroy explores a Church for the Digital Age
American Cardinal Robert McElroy has set out reflections on how the Catholic Church should engage with the digital age, arguing that the Church must adapt its pastoral approach to a world shaped by online communication. The remarks, reported by Vatican News, touch on how faith communities can remain present and credible amid rapid technological change.
- 4Cardinal McElroy calls for new social contract to address AI▼Cardinal McElroy calls for new social contract to deal with AI
Cardinal Robert McElroy has called for a new social contract to govern the development and use of artificial intelligence. Writing in the National Catholic Reporter, the San Diego cardinal argued that AI's rapid advance demands renewed public agreement on protecting workers, human dignity and the common good, joining a growing chorus of religious and political leaders urging ethical guardrails for the technology.
- 5Cardinal McElroy Delivers Homily for World Day of Migrants and Refugees●Homily for the Mass for World Day of Migrants and Refugees Delivered by Robert Cardinal McElroy
Robert Cardinal McElroy delivered the homily at a Mass marking the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, an annual observance the Catholic Church holds to draw attention to the plight of people forced to leave their homes. McElroy, who leads the Archdiocese of Washington, has been an outspoken advocate on migration issues, and his remarks come amid ongoing debate over immigration policy in the United States and worldwide.