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National Migration Week is September 21 to 27

September 18, 2026

by Bishop Daniel E. Garcia

Together with Catholics around the world, we celebrate National Migration Week from September 21–27, 2026, culminating in the World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Sunday, September 27. Established more than a century ago by the Holy See, this observance invites us to reflect on the experiences of migrants and refugees through the light of our faith and to consider how we are called by our baptism to respond to the migration experience.
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