Rev. Jose Robles

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  "As the bishops of Arizona said in their 2005 pastoral letter on migration, 'Let us welcome our immigrant brothers and sisters and renew our hope, love and unity of God's family,'" noted Jose Robles, director of the diocesan Office of Hispanic Ministry.

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  "It's evident that people have not lost their faith despite extreme adversity," said Jose Robles, director of Hispanic Ministry for the diocese.
  
  "The Church will continue to offer pastoral care to our immigrants," he added.

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  Pastor: Rev. José A. Robles Sánchez

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  Jose Robles, director of Hispanic Ministry for the Phoenix Diocese, said he was "disappointed in the public display of these undocumented persons."
  
  "This will add to the existing immigration rhetoric," he said, emphasizing that both sides need to engage in civil discourse.
  
  Robles also said local Church leadership recognized that law enforcement agencies have a mandate to uphold the law.
  
  "We remind law enforcement officials that the respect and dignity of every human person is a fundamental teaching of our Catholic faith," he said.

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  Jose Robles, director of the Office of Hispanic Ministry for the Phoenix Diocese, said the Church doesn't have a position on the Minutemen's activities.
  
  "From the perspective of human dignity, if they're saving lives, we're grateful for that," he says.
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  "If there was an ability to travel back and forth, we wouldn't have these people dying," Robles says.
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  Robles, with the diocesan Hispanic ministry office, echoes that.He said some Latin Americans wait between 5-15 years for a visa.

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  You could tell they wanted to be there," said Jose Robles, director of Hispanic ministry for the Diocese of Phoenix.

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  Rev. Jose Robles, President, Hispanic Pastors Association

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  "It's brought on continued fear and instability throughout the community," said Jose Robles, director of Hispanic ministries for the Phoenix Catholic Diocese.

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  "Fr. Sanfilippo truly is a pastoral person," said José Robles, director of the diocesan Office of Hispanic Ministry.
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  Robles began working with Fr. Sanfilippo in 1998 on immigration-related projects.
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  "In the 11 years I've known him, he has demonstrated that he's highly experienced and demonstrated a high level of ability and a distinctive competence as a priest," Robles said.
  
  He added that he has a high regard for Fr. Sanfilippo's standard of ethics. Robles said the vicar general's loyalty and understanding of human behavior will make him an effective vicar for priests.
  
  "He maintains a fast-paced schedule," Robles said.

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  Published on: 5/17/2007    Last Visited: 5/17/2007  

  "The organizers achieved their goal," said Jose Robles, director of the diocesan Office of Hispanic Ministry."They are truly supporting immigration reform and are working hard to convince Congress to do the right thing."
  
  Robles said that "a majority of the undocumented marchers were Catholic," but said other denominations were involved in the planning process.

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