Clarification on ‘Haiti Election Forces Reckoning’ September 14, 2018 News “Haiti Election Forces Reckoning” mischaracterized how Dan Tootle describes a dynamic of the Diocese of Haiti’s factional divide.
Bishops Protest DR’s Policy July 4, 2015 News Deportees “are real Dominicans,” Bishop Duracin said. “They have been deported because of the color of their skin.”
Video: Mark Harris June 27, 2015 News The Rev. Canon Mark Harris talks about possibilities for reconciliation within the church.
Haiti’s Long Road to Recovery January 26, 2015 News How much difference have non-governmental organizations made in Haiti’s earthquake recovery?
Better than What? December 18, 2014 News Gary G. Yerkey reports on Haiti’s slow recovery from the 2010 earthquake.
Haitian Conflict Escalates December 10, 2014 News Bishop Ogé Beauvoir serves on 11-member presidential commission that urges prime minister to resign.
Remember Haiti on Sunday January 10, 2014 News By Gary G. Yerkey • Cathedral project will cost at least $25 million.
Telling Haitian Stories May 31, 2013 News “The Episcopal Church in Haiti is diverse, strong, working hard for the poor, and most importantly focused on Christ.”
Haiti Decision Due Soon February 28, 2012 News By Gary G. Yerkey The team charged with overseeing construction of a new Episcopal cathedral in Haiti is expected to decide within the next few weeks on the architectural firm that will design and coordinate the construction of the new facility.
Walking Together in Haiti February 24, 2012 Essays & Reviews, Features By Mark Harris Haiti is more than Port-au-Prince, more than the earthquake of 2010, more than “the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere,” more than a place that needs our help.
