Brian Lerr, on WNYC, we're going to finish up in our last 15 minutes on this Monday morning

by asking those of you who attended religious services of any kind over the weekend if there

was any mention of the migrant crisis in your House of Worship, 212-433-WNYC, 212-433-9692.

And not just if there was any mention, but is your religious community involved in helping

the asylum seekers who've come to our area?

We're looking for stories of anybody involved in a religious community and it doesn't matter

if you attended church yesterday, synagogue on Saturday, mosque on Friday, whatever it

was, whether or not you attended services, tell us how your religious community is involved

if it is in helping the asylum seekers who've come in such numbers to New York and vicinity,

or if your religious denominations leadership is trying to stay away, 212-433-WNYC, that's

why we ask if there was a mention in your House of Worship this weekend.

You know, we had a couple of calls last week when we talked about the migrant crisis where

several people said, well, the city government is doing a lot, looking for temporary housing

and everything in all these places, what about the religious community?

Isn't this traditionally the responsibility, at least in part, of churches to the extent

that these folks are Christian, voluntarily, church community stepping up, churches stepping

up, offering shelter, offering sanctuary in the literal sense.

212-433-WNYC, tell us about your religious community in this context here on this Monday

morning, 212-433-9692, as we know, the city keeps fighting to house many of the asylum

seekers. They're talking about erecting tent cities in the public parks in some cases

that is drawing a lot of pushback, a judge on Friday did say in court that the state needs

to do more to keep the city from violating the right to shelter mandate that is in place,

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