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Authorize Sister Diana Momeka of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena a travel visa to testify to Congress.

Created by L.W. on May 08, 2015

The State Department is denying Sister Diana a U.S. visa to come to the U.S. where she has been invited to testify to Congress on the atrocities that ISIS is committing toward Christians in Iraq. She is being denied the visa on the basis that she is being clasified a "displaced person" because of lack of proof or her citizenship. A quote from Johnnie Moore of the 21 Martyrs Campaign: “Sister Momeka is a gift to the world and a humanitarian whose work reminded me—when I met her in Iraq—of Mother Teresa,” This nun is doing God's work in very hostile conditions and has first hand knowledge as to the atrocities that are being done to the Christians in Iraq, her congressional testimony would be extremely valuable and give Congress insight into the how Christians are effected by ISIS.

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