St. Bernard Church - Haitian Project


Following are email updates on the Louverture Cleary School in Haiti, presented on their
web page at www.haitianproject.org and reposted here with permission. If you wish to
make a donation in support of the Haitian Project, please visit the donations page at
http://www.haitianproject.org/donate.htm
Fr. Reardon
The Haitian Project, Inc. | "What you receive as a gift, you must give as a gift."<br />— Matthew 10:8
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EARTHQUAKE UPDATE #1

We are fortunate to have Mr. Patrick Brun, our Board Chair who is Haitian and lives in Haiti, helping us to respond on the ground at the school. We have a tremendous group of staff and volunteers on campus responding to the disaster, which has hel ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:21am

Earthquake Update #2

Since we have established that the school has ample water and food (it is fortunate that it is the beginning of the month when food storages are high), we have now turned our focus to ascertaining the status of our buildings, housing being the next priori ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:21am

A Calm in the Storm - A Month Later

... Louverture Cleary Students J2 A month after the earthquake, we have been able to interview the 219 students (out of a total of ... past weeks. Two of these students lost a parent during the earthquake. Regarding housing, 29 studentsJ2ø residences collapsed during ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:08am

The Sublime in the Rubble

... au Prince.  Bishop Miot died at the moment of the earthquake when the force of shaking thrust him from the balcony. (Special ... took on the Sacristy of the Cathedral.  Since the earthquake, it has been turned completely upside down.  People are ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:09am

Leaving Miami

... this morning, our first lengthy conversation since the earthquake, he expressed much concern, but also a lot of hope -- as a team ... in my first conversation with Patrick Brun after the earthquake, he said J2gI donJ2øt know how IJ2øm keeping it together.J2   ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:18am

Another Step Toward Normalcy

... When she heard about the earthquake, Mariana Moynihan (9) reports that her first thoughts were just ... so much love and affection. In the days after the earthquake, volunteer Betsy Bowman reported that the neighborhood children and ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:11am

At Ease, Soldier!

... walls were carefully toppled. The hand-print of the earthquake was removed from our entrance street. It felt good to see it go. ... for the following alumni who died in or shortly after the earthquake. Once we have complete information on those who have died, we will ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:13am

Moved Forward

... continue to serve here. In my first Philo class after the earthquake, I spoke for a while on how proud I was of these upperclassmen ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:13am

Moving Ahead While Appreciating Our Loss

... Talbott and Wassim --all three experts in structures and earthquake damage--we have been cleared to use most of our buildings. Viola ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:16am

The Magnitude of Work

... collected from a number of other schools affected by the earthquake. LCSJ2øs full reopening will certainly be a joyous day, but ...

Blog entry - Anonymous - Jul 16 2010 - 8:07am


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