Haiti Rebuilds – February 13, 2011 January 14, 2013 News news4 ‘Go and See What They Are Doing’The Presiding Bishop Visits Southeast Mexico features Focus on Haiti 10 Smithsonian Helps Save Haitian MuralsBy Gary G. YerkeyIn the heart of downtown Port-au-Prince, one year after the nation’s devastating earthquake, a towering remnant of Cathédrale St. Trinité’s north transept stands alone, its walls still covered with some of this country’s most precious but damaged works of art. 12 Rebuilding Brick by BrickBy Kyle Stewart EvansCathédrale St. Trinité has been a central place of sanctity, sanctuary, and justice since the 1920s. 14 Book Review: Hidden in the RubbleReview by Mark HarrisGerard Straub has produced an astounding sustained meditation on the spiritual encounter with overwhelming suffering, primarily in the slums of Port-au-Prince before and immediately following the January 2010 earthquake. It is an odd book. 16 How Food for the Poor Helps in HaitiBy Bob LibbyIn the first 30 days after Haiti’s devastating earthquake, Food for the Poor provided food for 20 million meals. 18 ‘A New Life, A Rebirth’ at St. Luke’s, Jackson, Tennessee guest column22 Chiara Lubich and Suffering Love By Nathaniel W. Pierce catholic voices23 Robert Darwin Crouse, 1930-2011By Anthony J. Burton other departments20 Cultures25 Letters28 Sunday’s Readings30 People & Places
