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Archbishop Lori delivers homily on World Day for Migration and Refugees and Priestly Vocations
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Archbishop William E. Lori addressed the themes of the World Day for Migration and Refugees and priestly vocations during a homily at Saint Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore on October 3, 2026.
Lori spoke about the fear and uncertainty experienced by families in the community, noting that some parents hesitate to send children to school or attend Mass due to instability. Referencing the biblical story of Job, the archbishop said that while God may not provide every explanation for suffering, He remains present during difficult times. He noted that in the restoration of Job's life, Job provided an inheritance to his daughters, which he said illustrated how the Kingdom of God ensures that those who seem to have fewer rights are included in the family.
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Archdiocese of Baltimore · Archbishop William E. Lori
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