A Theology of Migration: The Bodies of Refugees and the Body of Christ

*Catholic Media Association Award Winner - 1st place - Theology*   "Readers will be compelled by G.'s indignant, compassionate text to discover how deeply in God's heart is the commitment to all people forced to flee their homes and how universally God's Incarnate Word is addressed to all humanity. G. is stirringly persuasive in showing us that the Christian story cannot be told without the immigrant story. Reading his book will call you to a truer, indeed blessed relationship to God, your neighbor and your very self." --Leo J. O'Donovan, S.J., Jesuit Refugee "This book could not come at a more opportune time, with more than three million refugees streaming out of Ukraine and hundreds of thousands of migrants crossing borders in search of safety and life. With his trademark spirituality and pastoral heart, Dan Groody teaches us to see the crucified body of Christ in the broken bodies of refugees and how their bodies are transubstantiated into the Eucharistic Body of Christ to give new