This latest edition of Kerux does some things a bit differently.

First, we are sharing only three articles instead of the usual multiple ones. Each of them is a report from people who have served as volunteers at the United States-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas and have witnessed, first-hand, the current immigration process there. Their stories tell of good deeds, bad systems, and truly sad realities.

Second, we have changed the format of Kerux from a two-column layout to a single one. We hope this will make for easier viewing for both our online and hard-copy readers. As always, we welcome your feedback as we are considering this layout for future editions as well.

Finally, we've created a simpler overall design, again to make for easier reading. General information is still included, as follows:

Announcements
Don’t forget to check out all our upcoming events. There’s always a lot happening at PCMNY. And since the list is not complete, periodically be sure to visit our Events page here on the web so as not to miss any updates.

The Calendar
provides a quick summary of our events and a few more dates for meetings and mailings. You’re always welcome to come, sit in, and help out.

Finally,please remember PCMNY’s Annual Appeal.  Please reflect on the many reasons you value PCMNY, and respond as generously as possible to the 2018-2019 Annual Appeal if you have not already done so. THANK YOU!