Globalization and migration: Ethical and theological implications

We are faced with a structural phenomenon of contemporary society; intense, dense, complex. The migrations are one of the most shocking aspects of the actual globalization process. To reflect upon the drama of these universal poor deprived of their land and of their work, separated from their families, extracted from their culture, forces us to reconsider the actual models of society, the moral values and certain determining concepts of modern time, such as citizenship. These are realities and concepts that profoundly affect the conscience, the reflection and the human-christian praxis.