Las religiosas scalabrinianas (misioneras de San Carlos Borromeo) realizan un trabajo exhaustivo con las personas migrantes y especialmente con aquellos que se encuentran en situaci?n de desplazamiento a causa de la violencia. Esta realidad trata de compararse con el sufrimiento en la Cruz que Cristo mismo vivi?, ya que qui?n est? en condici?n de desplazamiento le ha tocado despojarse de todo salvaguardando su vida, su integridad personal y familiar, quedando as? con heridas profundas que generan m?s violencia. La inquietud de esta investigaci?n, ha surgido desde las palabras de Jes?s en la cruz ?perd?nalos porque no saben lo que hacen? (Lc 23, 34), donde es posible ver que puede existir el perd?n hacia los victimarios. Pero ?c?mo se alcanza y cu?l es el proceso?, ante esta realidad de desplazamiento, el Cristo sufriente en la Cruz que perdona, se convierte en un modelo de reconciliaci?n en el mismo instante de su suplicio, pues abre su coraz?n y todo lo transforma, ya que no le da cabida al odio y al rencor sino al perd?n renovador que se genera en la cruz.The Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of St Charles Borromeo (Scalabrinians) carries out an exhaustive work with migrants and especially with those who are displaced by violence. This reality tries to compare itself with Christ's suffering on the cross that himself lived out, since who is in a condition of displacement has had to divest himself of everything, safeguarding his life, his personal and family integrity, leaving many times with deep wounds that generate more violence. The concern of this investigation has arisen from the words of Jesus on the cross "Father, forgive them, because they do not know what they are doing" (Lk 23, 34), where it is possible to see that forgiveness can exists for the perpetrators. But, how is it reached and what is the process? Faced with this reality of displacement, the suffering Christ on the Cross that forgives, becomes a model of reconciliation at the moment of his torture, because he opens his heart and transforms everything, since it does not give room to hatred and resentment but to the renewing forgiveness that is generated in the cross.