Cathedral hosts National Migration Week Mass

The Archdiocese of Chicago held its National Migration Week Mass on Sept. 29, 2024 at Holy Name Cathedral. Bishop Robert Casey, vicar general of the archdiocese, presided over the Mass that began with a procession of nations representing 15 countries and feature readings and prayers in 10 languages including English, Spanish, Polish, Italian, Chinese, Hindi, Filipino, Bahasa, Luganda and Vietnamese. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
A couple representing Kenya walks in the procession of nations. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Families representing China walk in the procession of nations. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Priests from around the archdiocese took part in the Mass. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Bishop Robert Casey, vicar general, delivers the homily. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
A woman reads an intercession in one of 10 languages. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Bishop Robert Casey, vicar general, and archdiocesan priests pray the eucharistic prayer. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Women join hands in praying the Our Father. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
A woman dressed in an ethnic headscarf joins in praying the Our Father. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
Bishop Robert Casey, vicar general, elevates the Eucharist. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)
A man receives Communion. (Cyndy Flores-Mocarski/Chicago Catholic)

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