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Joseph Stoutzenberger

Joseph Stoutzenberger, Ph.D., is a Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at Holy Family University in Philadelphia.

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Strangers or Guests?

A group of diverse, smiling people standing in front of an American flag and the Statue of Liberty

The text explores the significance of hospitality in ancient Greek and Hebrew cultures, contrasting it with contemporary American attitudes toward immigration and xenophobia. It highlights the biblical call for compassion towards strangers and emphasizes the contributions of immigrants to American society, urging a more loving response to migrants as a moral imperative.

Posted byjoestoutzenbergerJuly 25, 2025July 25, 2025Posted inAnti-racism, Catholic, Christian Politics, Compassion, Equality, Ethics, MythologyTags:Catholic Questions, Compassion, diversity, Ethics, hospitality, immigration, Joseph Stoutzenberger, love, modern catholic social teaching commentaries and interpretations, social justice, society, wokeLeave a comment on Strangers or Guests?
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