Groups from different churches are getting together and working on immigration reform together. Faith communities can work on it in different ways than political groups can. - - Donna Poisl
By Elaine Ayala - SAEN
Calling reform of the nation's immigration laws “the civil rights test of our generation,” about 150 Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Jewish leaders gathered in San Antonio on Monday to set an agenda for helping their congregations better debate the issue and convince Congress to pass it.
“We cannot wait anymore,” said Archbishop José Gomez. “It's a matter of great importance for our country.”
The daylong summit unfolded a week after President Barack Obama, delaying a campaign promise to pursue comprehensive reform legislation in 2009, announced it would be put off until 2010.
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