Hospitality as a Work of Justice ft. Ruben Garcia
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We’re joined by Ruben Garcia, Director of Annunciation House in El Paso, Texas whose mission is to accompany the migrant, homeless, and economically vulnerable peoples of the border. Ruben describes the ever-evolving situation at the border and the reality that migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers face as they flee their home country. He shares that hospitality is also a fundamental work of justice, when you offer the true work of hospitality you offer it even when it might be at risk to oneself.
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