(RNS) — Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, called for bishops and priests in Catholic churches across the country to hold a Holy Hour of prayer for peace as killings by federal agents have caused national concern about the Trump administration’s mass deportation effort. In the past week, the archbishops of Los Angeles and Minneapolis have also spoken out. Lunas Campos’ death, after agents held him down and he stopped breathing, has been ruled a homicide. “They’re not violating the laws, they’re documented.”So far, beyond their November statement opposing the “indiscriminate mass deportation of people,” the Catholic bishops’ organized response to Trump’s immigration policy has been relatively decentralized and their rhetorical approaches have varied. “Let us pray together, confident that God hears the cry of his people and remains close to all who seek him.”