The catastrophe in Haiti caused us to reach out and save the lives of those who are homeless and who have children and relatives who are without anything. Many people have lost hope in Haiti and are turning to the second big capital city Cap-Haitien where our brothers offer refuge.

Our Community Chapel is now a refugee center and the Asile Communal Center for homeless and destitute adults as well as our Bethlehem Center for disabled children have been expanded to take in temporary refugees. Brother Henry is receiving people from the hospitals, and from trucks and buses coming from Port-au-Prince to the Missionaries of the Poor for shelter.

We need all the support you can offer--especially basic food items like rice, corn meal, flour, sugar  beans and clean water.  Home supplies like beds, bed linens, clothes, towels, etc. are also much needed.

In His service,
Rev. Fr. Richard Ho Lung, MOP
Superior General