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CMS in the News
Catholic Migration Staffer Discusses Naturalization Workshop on ABC7NY
Hector Rojas from Catholic Migration appeared on ABC7NY to discuss a naturalization workshop.
Preparing for National Migration Week 2017
In the US, Catholics celebrate migrants and their contributions to the nation. Watch coverage for more.
Tenants Call on City for Right to Counsel
Konrad Aderer reports for Currents on the recent Right to Counsel rally and press conference held at City Hall calling on New York to become the first city to give tenants the right to free counsel.
Demandan que concejo municipal apruebe ley 214-A
Tenants and advocates rally at City Hall urging Mayor and Speaker to pass Intro 214A in support of right to counsel for low income tenants.
Catholic Immigrants Honored for their Contributions to New York City Communities
NY1 reports from Coney Island, Brooklyn where CMS honored the 2016 Shining Stars.
Catholic Migration Services Presents Its Shining Stars
Honorees of the 2016 Shining Star Awards and the ethnic ministries they represent.
Members of Hispanic Community Honored in Queens
Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer honors Lorena Lopez, CMS Tenant Organizer and other members of the Hispanic community for hard work and dedication.
Shining Star Awards 2016
CMS celebrates 2016 Shining Star Award Dinner, calling the immigrants beacons of hope for the world. Michelle Powers attended the annual dinner celebration and filed this report.
Stars Shine Brightly in the Diocese of Immigrants
Ruth Samalca-Manligoy represented the diocesan Filipino Ministry, one of 29 ethnic ministries whose members were honored at two separate dinners at Gargiulo’s, Coney Island, in October. Marie Elena Giossi, reporter with The Tablet shares her story. Read the full article in