A look inside San Antonio's migrant resource center

Published on January 6, 2023

Changes like offering free coffee and creating an interfaith chapel have helped Catholic Charities carry out its humanitarian approach to serving migrants. After a day of volunteering at the San Antonio migrant center, Antonio Fernandez, the CEO of Catholic Charities, will often grab a blanket and choose a cot in the resting area among dozens of asylum seekers and listen to their stories. 

 

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