Father Tim McCabe grew up blue collar in Detroit, worked construction, ran refugee programs, and spent years with people at the bottom before he ever put on a collar.

He was assigned to a day center for the homeless in 2015. But after five people died of fentanyl overdoses within a couple of days, his team sat together and someone said it doesn't have to be this way.

So he started building and he raised nearly $40 million without a donor database.

The Pope Francis Center now has a bridge housing facility designed around trauma, with wide hallways, natural light, on-site medical and psychiatric care, a full curriculum, and people graduating to housing.

Here's everything we covered:

→ Why trauma-informed care is the only approach that works for chronic homelessness

→ How he raised $13 million from a family in Cal ...