One of the little guys was wearing this black t-shirt today. Eerily appropriate, non?
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Friday, April 22, 2011
Passion puppets
The story of the Passion of the Lord was told today using puppets. That's Jesus with the red sash, Peter with the white beard and Judas with the brown one. Have no idea who the other one was supposed to be. Most of the kids listened attentively.
But there's always a small percentage who would prefer being in a prone position in their beds.
In Stanley's defense, it was hot in the church this afternoon. BTW, he was already asleep when I started to preach.
Down and out
All of our BUVs have failed in the frame department. Is it the poor road conditions? Are we over-loading them? Both? In any case, even when reinforced as this one was, the frames give out on us occasionally. Two are down right now for this reason.
Good Friday
Forgive us our betrayals
Forgive us our mockery
Forgive us for adding to the burden
Forgive us our selfishness
Forgive us our sins
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Seminarian
Frantzi JEAN is a young seminarian (and the brother of Joel JEAN who works in our accounting office) who has asked for help. He's in his third year of theology in Port-au-Prince. Seminarians here have to pay all their expenses until they get ordained deacons. Would you or your community like to help him? Today, Holy Thursday is the anniversary of the priesthood and this would be a terrific way to celebrate it.
Cream coat
Marcnel and TiWawa putting the finishing stucco on the ceiling of the clinic. My arms would have fallen off a long time ago!
New workshop
Our vocational school is getting a new workshop thanks to the generosity of our friends in western Canada. AMMI (Association of the Missionaries of Mary Immaculate) was bequeathed some money and chose us as beneficiaries. The building you see on the right in the photo will look exactly like the one on the left and be the metal shop space. We are most grateful for this gift.
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