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Haiti Earthquake Inflicts Catastrophic Damage: ACC Mission in Need
Father Jean Bein-Aime of the ACC in Haiti reports that the church's orphanage in Port-au-Prince was completely destroyed by the quake that rocked the island Tuesday night. The children and their caregivers escaped major injury, but many members of the ACC parishes in the area remain unaccounted for. There is some damage in Mononville, and the Province is at present awaiting reports from Tapio. More information on the situation in Haiti will be posted as it becomes available. Archbishop Haverland requests that the people of the ACC keep Father Bien-Aime and the mission in Haiti in their prayers.
Those who wish to donate money for relief may do so through the Missionary Society of St. Paul. Donations should be accompanied by the linked form and mailed to the following address:
ACC Mission Fund
c/o The Diocese of the South
PO Box 5223
Athens, GA 30604
Checks should be made out to "The ACC MIssion Fund" and marked "Haiti Relief" in the subject line.
Archbishop's Video Message to the Diocese of Aweil
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Metropolitan’s Address to the Provincial Synod, Richmond, Virginia, October 2009
Imagine please a great nation with over 300,000,000 inhabitants. Imagine that the dominant culture in place is neither Catholic nor Christian. Usually that culture is simply indifferent to the Faith. Sometimes, however, the nation’s bureaucrats and scholars and politicians and other powers are curious about the Faith concerning which for the most part they really have little accurate knowledge. More often, it seems, the national leadership is sharply hostile to the Faith.
Imagine, further, a small body of clergymen and laymen who have labored for more than 30 years in this great nation. Finally, consider that at the end of those initial decades there are fewer than 10,000 members of this Church to show as the fruit of the work of the vineyard laborers.