Join us as we explore the powerful mission of Casa Scalabrini 634, a welcoming center for migrants, inspired by the words of Pope Francis and the legacy of Saint Scalabrini. Discover the transformative stories of refugees who have found a home and regained their autonomy within the walls of Casa Scalabrini. Learn how the church, unlike the government, embraces the humanity of migrants and treats them as human beings. Experience the profound impact of direct community engagement and the commitment to educating the local community. Be inspired by the words of Pope Francis: “Each one of you refugees who knock on our doors has the face of God and is the body of Christ.” Don’t miss this captivating journey of hope, integration, and the power of compassion.
The Flesh of Christ in the Flesh of Refugees: Inspiring Stories from Casa Scalabrini 634
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