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January 19 update from Fr. Gracia and our partners through the Haiti Project in the village of Jeannette and St. Marc's School and Church:  "Secondary and Primary buildings have sustained damage; balcony of presbytere has had major damage, I think it's gone.  Eloi (St. Marc's school administrator) and he are working on assessing things along with telephone calls to Duliome Dulsix, the lay leader, and Jorel Pierre and others.  It's too early to tell if the cisterns have leaks.  They are all working hard to receive refugees and will be opening any building that is safe."

  

At this time we aware of no direct loss of life in Jeannette, but many in the community have lost family members living elsewhere, and food is in short supply throughout the country.

  

Communication continues to be very challenging, especially in the rural parts of Haiti.  We will continue to post updates on the situation of our mission partners in Jeannette as they become available.

 

 

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