Migrant needs continue to change on the US/Mexico border
Linda Knox
February 22, 2021
Because migrant routes are constantly in flux, the mission of the CRM has changed several times over the past 15 years.
Because migrant routes are constantly in flux, the mission of the CRM has changed several times over the past 15 years.
Give thanks for the volunteers who are working many hours every day to provide food, first aid, and emotional support to the migrants.
In every way possible, the migrants and staff have continued with life. They have found ways to create something new rather than to be defeated and lose hope.
The spiritual discipline of calling the names of those who have died is one way that we remain hopeful while living and working at the US/Mexican border.
Padre Ricardo (last name withheld) serves as the pastor at Sagrada Familia Iglesia Catolica in Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico. The church also houses the migrant
Our prayers in these days are not only that the border wall come down, but also the walls within our hearts and minds that make
Pray that the power of fear that causes us to build walls will lose its grip. Pray for the healing of the scar on God’s
The CAME Center on left; couple in CAME diningroom on right by Linda Knox In February of this year, Ernesto and Maria* arrived at the
Mural on wall of CAME dining room by Nogales, Sonora artist Pray for the people who are still at the migrant shelter CAME (Centro de
Please pray for all the migrant mothers who celebrated Mother’s Day on 10 May at the CAME (Centro de Atención al Migrante Exodus) shelter in