Episcopal Diocese of Partnership Program

Information and Guidelines 2020 THE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF HAITI

Just as the early church reached out in partnership with the church in Jerusalem, today the broader church must join together in the service of our Lord in Haiti. As sisters and brothers in Christ, Haitians and North Americans come together to share God’s love with each other in many different ways.

The Partnership Program serves Haitians and North Americans by giving them a system through which they can work in confidence, trust, accountability, and transparency.

The love of God is expressed through the mission and ministries of the Partnership Program in a variety of ways: education, healthcare, agriculture, micro enterprise, nutrition, food, and clothing. These are ways through which we can share the story of God’s love, the joy of Christ, and accomplish God’s work in Haiti. Together, the partners seek to discern God’s particular placement and timing in these mutual ministries.

First, and most importantly, the Partnership Program is about building relationships. We do many wonderful things together in Christ’s name, but most of all we come together to grow in oneness with each other and with Christ our God. All that we do and all that we are, by God’s grace, grows out of our inspired hearts, which moves us to serve. Blessings abound for all that are involved, receivers and givers alike.

The coordination of these efforts is essential for their proper functioning. The Partnership Program exists to provide such coordination. These organized efforts help the Ecclesiastic authority of Haiti to be better involved and informed for his oversight responsibilities.

The Partnership Program is ultimately overseen by the Standing Committee. The Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax is Coordinator of the Partnership Program, and he is assisted by Canon Serena Beeks, a volunteer in the United States, to carry out the Partnership Program’s mission and goals.

COMMUNICATION WITH THE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Through the contact information below, communication with the Program Coordinator is readily available. Please feel free and know that you are encouraged to communicate often and fully. The Coordinator is here to serve.

Mailing Address: Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax c/o Agape Flights Acc # 2519 100 Airport Ave Venice, FL 34285

Please refer to the section titled SHIPPING THROUGH AGAPE for more information

Phone: 011-509-3445-3346 011-509-3724-8376 011-509-3375-4548

When dialing within Haiti, omit the first six digits.

E-mail: Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax [email protected] Canon Serena Beeks [email protected]

ARE YOU BEING CALLED BY GOD TO BECOME A PARTNER?

Becoming involved in the Partnership Program is very easy. Simply write or call the Coordinator. The Coordinator will then consult the Standing Committee and, in conversation with you, will recommend a mission. A partnership mission will be recommended based on the most desperate needs, while utilizing natural connections and interests that you may have previously expressed. When possible, we will put you in touch with existing partners in North America to facilitate networking. Answer this call from God. Do it today. You will be blessed and a blessing.

PARTNERS CREATE PARTNERS

Sharing your story with other churches in your area regarding the mission and ministry in Haiti is one of the most effective ways through which to form new Partnerships. Share your experience through pictures or presentations; share from your heart what God is doing through you and your relationship with the people of Haiti. Invite them to become involved. Let the Coordinator know of any potential new partners or inquirers; he will be able to help you encourage and provide information to them. Let us strive together to have partners for the entire Diocese of Haiti.

CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PRIEST

The Partnership Program is happy to be of service in assisting with the correspondence between Haitian and North American partners. You may send correspondence to your particular Haitian priest through the Partnership Program’s contact with Agape Flight, and the priest may correspond with you the same way. You may also communicate easily via e-mail.

2 Some of the priests have the ability to receive mail through other means. It is perfectly fine to use that avenue. However, when doing so, please also send copies of your correspondence to Kesner Ajax, the Program Coordinator. Good coordination requires good communication. Let us strive to keep everyone fully informed.

REPORTS FROM THE PRIESTS

The standing committee has asked the priests of the Diocese of Haiti who are in partnership relationships to make reports to the partners each month or more often as needed and as is appropriate for each situation. These reports should give you a financial and programmatic account of your partner church or school and include updates on the lives of your partner parishioners. Please request and expect these reports. They are a part of a healthy relationship.

THE 10%: WHAT IS IT, AND HOW IS IT USED?

The Partnership Program is a critical program of the Diocese of Haiti. It is an essential and integral element of the church’s mission strategy at this economically difficult time in Haiti’s history. However, the Diocese, itself, currently has no funds to support the ongoing administration of the Partnership Program.

To provide these much-needed funds, we request that ten percent (10%) of all donations received through the Partnership Program be allocated to the Diocese of Haiti. These funds will be used for two basic purposes: (1) to cover the expenses of the Partnership Program office and (2) to award grants to help meet some of the needs that are not otherwise met.

Expenses of the office of the Partnership Program include those normally expected: office supplies, cargo and mail services, office equipment maintenance and purchase, vehicle maintenance and repair (Haitian roads are very hard on vehicles), travel, bank fees, utilities, etc. We assure you, every effort is being made to keep these operating costs low, to ensure that every penny possible goes directly to the aid of the people and the Church of Haiti.

Grants will be awarded for purposes such as salaries for teachers who otherwise are not being paid, youth camps, construction, nutrition, equipment purchases and continuing education seminars for teachers. The needs in Haiti are formidable, with new challenges every day. Our immediate hope is to help alleviate some of the most desperate situations with these grants.

QUESTIONS, PROBLEMS, CONCERNS

Kesner Ajax and Serena Beeks stand ready to assist you with any questions, problems, or concerns that you may have about your partnership. Please be in touch as any inquiries arise. Often, communication, clarifications, fact-finding, and cross-cultural understanding, can resolve thorny situations and assist in strengthening relationships. Let us address these issues with love, open minds and hearts, and a willingness to grow beyond the narrowness of our own experience and worldview.

SENDING MONEY FOR YOUR PARTNER

The Partnership Program maintains a process and accounting system to facilitate the safe receipt and disbursement of money that comes for the projects of the Diocese of Haiti. An independent accounting system carefully receives the money, maintains books that account for every cent, and gets the money to the priest responsible for the project. The funds are kept in a bank account that is separate from other Diocesan funds. Extra care is taken to assure that that the money sent is used for its intended purpose(s). Each priest is required to request the funds in writing, stating the intended use of the money. That statement of purpose must match the intention of the giver. If at any time you have questions about any transaction, simply contact Kesner Ajax; he will be able to address your questions and concerns. Money is received and

3 disbursed in U.S. dollars. By receiving U.S. dollars the priest is able to make the exchange into Haitian gourdes at the current market rate.

Haiti School Partnership Program Protocol for Sending Funds to Partner Schools

These protocols are meant to ensure that funds are transferred as expeditiously as possible; to clarify the purpose, source, and recipient of funds being sent; and to streamline the process without adding extra work to diocesan personnel.

Funds in check form payable to “Partnership Program, Episcopal Diocese of Haiti” may be hand-carried to your partner school or mailed to:

The Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax, Cayes Acct #2519 c/o Agape Flights 100 Airport Avenue Venice, Florida 34285

Funds may be wired as follows (note that there will be wire fees deducted by all of the banks through which the funds pass, usually three):

SOGEBANK Haiti BENEFICIARY'S NAME: Partnership Program, Episcopal Diocese of Haiti ACCOUNT NUMBER: 011 600 1355 SWIFT: SOGHHTPP PHONE: 011 509 2815 5595 ADDRESS: 86 Rue Rigaud, Petion Ville, Haiti

The following banks deal directly with Sogebank, Haiti; others will go through another international intermediary:

B. OF A., MERRILL LYNCH CREDIT AGRICOLE S.A NEW YORK, USA PARIS, FRANCE SWIFT: BOFAUS3N SWIFT: AGRIFRPP

BANK OF NEW YORK, MELLON ROYAL BANK OF CANADA NEW YORK, USA LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM SWIFT: IRVTUS3N SWIFT:ROYCGB2L

WELLS FARGO BANK NA, WACHOVIA NEW YORK, USA SWIFT: PNBPUS3NNYC

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA TORONTO, CANADA SWIFT: ROYCCAT2

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When funds are sent by any method, please observe the following protocols:

The U.S. partner will notify via one e-mail message all involved persons that funds are being sent. Parties who are to be notified are:

1. The partner priest 2. Kesner Ajax, Partnership Program [email protected] 3. Jean Marie Jean Gilles, Accountant [email protected] 4. Any other interested parties

Please include the following information:

1. The amount being sent (include the diocesan 10% in the total) 2. For what church/school/town/partner priest they are intended (please remember that there are many “St. Pauls” in Haiti!) 3. The intended purpose of the funds (construction, school lunches, etc.) 4. Whether the funds are being mailed, hand-carried, or wired

• All parties should save original e-mail.

• When check/wire transfer arrives, whoever handles it uses “reply all” to notify everyone that it has arrived.

• When funds are available for the partner priest, the diocesan accountant uses “reply all” to notify everyone that the bank has completed the process, and to remind everyone that 10% will be deducted by the diocese to cover banking costs, etc.

• When the priest receives funds, he/she uses “reply all” to say that the funds are in hand and explain how they will be used for the intended purpose.

SHIPPING THROUGH AGAPE FLIGHTS

The Partnership Program coordinator has contracted with Agape Flights Cargo Service to send and receive mail and parcels to and from Haiti. Agape Flights Cargo Service is a Christian missionary service that has been in operation for more than 30 years. They provide an invaluable service for the people of Haiti!

All mail must be addressed to Rev. Kesner Ajax as he is the designated account holder with Agape for the Partnership Program. When sending correspondence to your priest, address the outside Agape envelope to Rev. Kesner Ajax. Place the correspondence for your priest inside that envelope. The outside envelope must be addressed to Rev. Kesner Ajax in order for Agape Flight to process it. Inside the envelope please document each item’s intended recipient. Once received, the mail will be immediately delivered to the proper recipient. Many partners choose to send such mail with copies to Rev. Ajax to aid in communications. This is quite helpful, as it helps to keep all parties fully informed.

Required Information for Shipment:

Address all Mail, Packages, or Cargo as follows:

Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax c/o Agape Flights Acc # 2519 100 Airport Ave Venice, FL 34285

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The cost to transport packages and cargo is $5 US per pound ($4 per pound for shipping + $1 per pound for customs and fees). We ask that you take this into consideration and pay for the transport of packages in advance. This can be done online by going to the Agape website or by contacting Agape directly and paying with a credit card over the phone (www.agapeflights.com or 941-488-0990). You will need to provide identifying information for the package and indicate that the package will be received by Kesner Ajax. You can also write a check to Kesner Ajax to cover shipping costs.

Sending Packages:

Here are a few pointers to keep in mind for sending packages.

1. Before you send a package, determine whether what you are sending can be purchased in Haiti. It will be more economical for everyone to make all possible purchases locally, and will support the local economy. 2. Seal your boxes with tape, but do not wrap them in paper. Customs officials may remove the paper during inspection, which can result in a loss of address or other identifying information. 3. Write a brief description of the contents of the box on a sheet of paper placed inside the box. 4. Packages should weigh no more than 40 pounds. This helps with loading the plane and reduces costs of shipping and distribution to its final destination in Haiti. 5. Packages should be packed as full as possible to avoid any damage during shipment. 6. Be sure to include a return address. 7. Agape can transport large or unusual shapes. If you think your package might need special consideration, you can contact Agape Flights at 941-488-0990 or visit agapeflights.com.

A FINAL WORD

The people of Haiti are a wondrous blessing to all who come to the dear land of Haiti. The deep and abiding faith of the people, the beauty of the mountains and the sea, and the beaming smiles on the faces of those who have experienced such tremendous difficulty, delivers strength and warmth to all who are blessed to encounter them. The power of the love of God is apparent in Haiti in a way that is seen in few other places around the world. It is truly a blessing to be able to serve in Haiti. God is good. The Standing committee often prays publicly that Haiti and her people may be delivered from their misery. That is happening in and through the work of Christ, which is revealed through the work of the Church. The Church in Haiti is just as directly involved in bringing the incarnate presence of Christ into the lives of people as anywhere else in the world. There is no doubt that if there have ever been “some of the least of these” in this world, they can be found in Haiti. There is no doubt that the Church in Haiti is faithful in serving these “least” among us. Thousands of North Americans join in this vital mission and ministry of love. Sisters and brothers in Christ join hands and hearts across cultural and national divides to become one in service for Christ to the people of Haiti. The Partnership Program offers a way to facilitate these ministries and provides a direct, transparent, and sound financial framework. Money and goods that are sent to the Partnership Program go directly to the Diocese and are used for their intended purposes. Come. Join us in Christ. Be blessed and a blessing. May our Lord bless you.

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THE DIOCESE OF HAITI: BISHOPS, ACTIVE AND RETIRED CLERGY, PARISHES, MISSIONS, AND PREACHING STATIONS

Bishop:

THE RIGHT REV. JEAN ZACHE DURACIN Retired Bishop of Haiti

THE RIGHT REV. OGE BEAUVOIR Executive Director of Food for the Poor

P = Parish M = Mission S = Preaching Station DI = Diocesan Institution

NORTH

The Rev. Wisnel Desjardins 1. St Esprit, Cap-Haitien (P) 2. Saint Esprit School, (DI) 3. St Mathias, Grande Rivière du Nord (S)

The Rev. Samuel St Louis 1. St Etienne, (P) 2. Trade School St Esprit, Cap-Haitien (DI)

The Rev. Esperance Jabnel 1. Christ Roi, Terrier Rouge (P) 2. St Barnabas, Agricultural School, Terrier Rouge (DI)

The Rev. Tancrel Diegue 1. Saint Bazile le Grand, Gonaives (P) 2. Saint Mathieu, Bayonnais (M)

The Rev. Wilky Avril 1. Saints Innocents, Port-de-Paix (P) 2. Saints Innocents School, Port-de-Paix (DI) 3. Transfiguration Chanlsome (M) 4. Sainte Croix: en bas fort, la croix St Joseph. (S)

The Rev. Wildaine André 1. Saint Aidan La Tortue (P) 2. Saint Aidan School : Pre-school, Elementary and High School 3. Saint Aidan Clinic

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The Rev. Fanfan Luckner 1. Saint Jacques Morne Rosette (P)

The Rev. Jean Nesly Ais 1. St Luc, Trou du Nord (P)

The Rev. Estil Colbert 1. La résurrection, Gros Morne (P)

The Rev. Sadoni Leon 1. Food For the Poor

The Rev. Laborde Jonas 1. Bon Samaritain, l’Acul (P) 2. St Michel, Fiervil (M) 3. St Paul, Chermaitre (S) 4. Notre Dame, Molas (M)

WEST II

The Rev. Michelet Jacob/The Rev. Dieudonne Vinsot. 1. St Matthias, Cherident (P) 2. St Matthieu, Begin (S) 3. St Barthelemy, Bahot (M) 4. Ste Marguerite, Meyer (S) 5. Epiphanie, Morin (S) 6. St Andre, Cavanack (S) 7. St Pierre, Bero (S) 8. Bonne Nouvelle, Leba (S) 9. St Joseph D’Arimathe, Pilard (S) 10. Notre dame, Bois Neuf (S) 11. St Jacques, David (S) 12. St Paul, Beaudin Jn Pierre (S)

The Rev. Jonas Beauvoir 1. St Thomas, Lavano, (S) 2. Christ-Roi, Monchil Jacmel (P) 3. St Esprit, Marigot Jacmel (S) 4. Transfiguration, Duvillon Jacmel (S) 5. St Jean Baptiste, Moreau (S) 6. St Barnabee, La Ville de Jacmel (S)

The Rev. Petit Frere Mondesir 1. St Marc Trouin (P) 2. St Simon et St Jude Duny (S)

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The Rev. Yves Semé 1. Ste Croix, Leogane (P) 2. St Luc, Mercery (M) 3. St-Marc, Bire (S) 4. Bonne Nouvelle, Bigonet (M)

The Rev. Makendy Jean 1. St Nicolas, Nicolas (S) 2. St Philippe & St Jacques, Collin (S) 3. St Joseph d’Arimathee, Jasmin (M)

The Rev. Carmel Chery 1. Epiphanie, l’Acul Leogane (P) 2. Bon Berger, Danot-Grand-Goave (S) 3. Chaplain, Leogane Faculty of Nursing (FSIL)

The Rev. Milor Medela 1. St Etienne, Buteau (P) 2. St Joseph, Embouchure (M) 3. St Luc, Lazile (M) 4. St Patrick, Tom Gateau (S)

The Rev. Pierre Reginald Valliere 1. St Matthieu, Mathieu (P) 2. St Paul,Grand Fond (S) 3. St Jacques, Petit Boukan (S) 4. St Jean Baptiste. JeanJean (M) 5. Ste. Marguerite, Latournelle (M 6. St Barthelemy, Campan (M) 7. St Thomas, Dumal aux Parques (M) 8. Christ Roi, Bongnotte (S)

The Rev. St Louis Michelin 1. Holy Cross Hospital (DI) 2. Annonciation Darbonne (P) 3. St Andre, Mithon (M) 4. St Michel, Orangers (M) 5. St Pierre, Gros Morne (M) 6. St Barnabas, Francoise (S) 7. Christ-Roi, Corail (S) 8. St Timothee Château Gaillard (M) 9. St Agnes, La Colline (S)

The Rev. Jean Junior Jean 1. Ascension, (P) 2. Saint Luc, La Bresilienne (M) 3. Saint Cyprien, Labiche (M)

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4. Saint Timothée, Larevoie (S) 5. Saint Nom de Jésus, Venant (S) 6. Incarnation, Saurel (S) 7. Bon Berger, Cote de Fer (S) 8. Bon Samaritain, Bras de Gauche (S) 9. Sts Philippe & Jacques, Petite Rivière (S) 10. Christ-Roi, Moise (S) 11. La Transfiguration, Corps (S) 12. Sainte Croix, Gazou (S) 13. St Esprit, Chemin a Bœuf (S) 14. St Jacques, Denard (S) 15. Epiphanie, Gandou (S) 16. Porte Etroite, Dupera (S) 17. Saint Thomas, Dutête (S) 18. Les Saints Innocents Bellevue (S) 19. La Toussaint, la Feuillade (S)

The Rev. Willy Banna 1. St Jean l’Evangeliste, Petit harpon (M) 2. Christ the King, Grande Savane (S)

WEST I

The Rev. Max Accime 1. St.Thomas, (P) 2. Christ-Roi, Léger (M) 3. St. Jean l’Evangéliste, Jean Dumas (M) 4. Transfiguration, Grande Colline (S)

The Rev. Roldano Auguste 1. Ascension,Thor (P) 2. Ste Croix,Taifer (M) 3. St Jean Baptiste,Morin (S)

The Rev. Samuel Louis Charles 1. St. André, Cazale (P) 2. St. Matthias, Délices (M)

The Rev. Pierre Simpson Gabeaud 1. Séminaire de Théologie Port au Prince (DI) 2. Cathedrale Sainte Trinité

The Rev. Jean Jeannot Joseph/The Rev. Bob Leger 1. Saint Martin de Tours, Delmas (P) 2. St Martin of Tours School (DI)

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The Rev. David Cesar 1. Holy Trinity Music School, Petion Ville (DI) 2. Cathedral Holy Trinity, Port au Prince

The Rév. Frantz Cole, 1. Our Lady, Annonciation, Port au Prince (P) 2. Chaplain Holy Trinity School, Port au Prince

The Rev. Irnel Duveaux 1. St. Vincent School for Handicapped Children (DI) 2. Saint Michel, (S)

The Rév. Ricot Geffrard 1. Holy Trinity Fondamental and Secondary School (DI) 2. Holy Trinity Cathedral

The Rev. Jean Madoché Vil 1. Saint François d'Assise, Anse-a-Galets (P) 2. Sainte Croix, Nouvelle Cite (M) 3. Saints Innocents, Petite Cotelette (M) 4. St Jacques, Bois Brule (M) 5. St Esprit, Gros Mangles (M) 6. St Barthelemy, Nan Mangot (M) 7. St Simon & St Jude, Platon Balai (M) 8. St Jean Baptiste, Plaine Mapou (M) 9. St Philippe, Trou Jacques (M) 10. St Barnabas, Lotore (M)

The Rév. Jean Marc Vetinel 1. Saint Paul, Montrouis (P)

Rev. Plantin Jean Wilfrid/The Rev. Dor Wilson 1. Saint Marc, Bois Blanc (S) 2. Clinique Saint Paul (DI)

The Rev. Fritz Désiré 1. Epiphany, Port au Prince (P) 2. Collège Saint Pierre, Port au Prince (DI) 3. St John the Evangelist, Carrefour Feuille (S)

The Ven. Kerwin Delicat 1. Holy Trinity Cathedral, Port au Prince (P) 2. Holy Trinity Trade School, (DI) 3. La Rédemption, Bélair Port au Prince (S)

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The Rev. Yonel Pierre 1. Saint Siméon, Croix des Bouquets (P) 2. Saint Marc, Lilavois (M) 3. Saint Alban, Crochu (M)

The Rev. Rigal Lucas 1. Aumônier de l’Université Épiscopale d’Haïti 2. Vice doyen Faculté Sciences de L’éducation 3. Legal affairs manager

The Rev. Walin Decamps 1. Saints Sacrements, Fond Parisien (S) 2. Transfiguration, Gorman (M)

The Rev. Kesner Ajax 1. Executive secretary, Diocese of Haiti 2. Partnership Program, Diocese of Haïti (DI) 3. St Jacques le Juste, Petion Ville

The Rev. Jean Fils Chery 1. Food for the Poor 2. St Jacques le Juste, Petion Ville

SOUTH, AND GRANDE ANSE

The Rev. Luc Desire 1. St Paul, Petit Trou de Nippes (P)

The Rev. Moise Dorceus 1. St Marc Jeannette, , Jeannette (P) 2. St Jude, Miragoane(S)

The Rev. Jean Berthol Phanord 1. Bon Samaritain, Bondeau, Miragoane (P) 2. Saint Luc, Martel Petite Rivière (S)

The Rev. Louis Toussaint Rosanas 1. St Paul, (P) 2. St Barthelemy, Dubreuil (M 3. Incarnation Le Pretre (M) 4. St Hilaire Petite Riviere (S) 5. St Andre, Maccabe (S) 6. St Matthias, Gracette (S) 7. St Marc, Lhomond (S)

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The Rev. Abiade Lozama 1. Executif Directeur et Doyen de Bishop Tharp Institute (BTI) (DI) 2. Ascension, Beraud (P)

The Rev. Pierre Auguste 1. St Sauveur, Cayes (P) 2. Sainte Croix, Ravine à l’Anse (M) 3. Saint Esprit, Cavaillon (S) 4. St Dominique, Rambo.(S)

The Rev. Jean Pierre Petit Homme 1. Christ Roi, Silline. (S) 2. Saint Augustin, Maniche (P)

The Rev. Frederic Menelas 1. St Mathias, Camp Perrin (P) 2. Saint Thomas, Mersan (S) 3. Chaplain, Bishop Tharp Institute, Cayes

The Rev. Joseph Rogenor 1. St Jean Baptiste, (P)

The Rev. Jean Daniel Fils 1. Holy Cross, Jérémie (P) 2. Sainte Madeleine, Bonbon (S)

CENTRAL PLATEAU

The Rev. Jean Philippe Jean Alphonse/The Rev. Anthony Souffrant 1. Saint Pierre, (P) 2. St Jacques, Les Bayes (M) 3. St Andre, Triano (S) 4. St Paul, Gascoye (M) 5. St Etienne, Machecana (S) 6. St Innocents, Boromain (S) 7. St Patrick, Nordette (S) 8. St Thomas, Palto (S)

The Rev. Jean Fruito Michaud

1. Saint Luc, Petite Rivière de l’ (S) 2. Transfiguration, Petite Riviere de L’Artibonite(S) 3. St Mathias, Deslande (P) 4. St Michel, Lachapelle (S) 5. Epiphanie, Diamond (S) 6. St Marc, Cerca (S)

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The Rev. St Vil Renaud 1. St Luc, Pouillė (M) 2. St Timothe, Boucan Carre (P) 3. Christ Roi, Civol(M) 4. St Innocent, Bellevue (S) 5. St Philippe et Saint Jacques, Petite Montagne (S)

The Rev. Jean Jacques Deravil 1. Saint Esprit, (P) 2. Saint Andre, Flande (M) 3. Transfiguration, Belladere (S) 4. Saint Philippe Saint Jacques, Corosse (M) 5. Ascension, Pouly (M) 6. St Jean l'Evangeliste de Morenne (S)

The Rev. Gracia Kesner/The Rev. Renes Dorvil 1. Bon Sauveur, Cange (P) 2. Hopital de Cange (DI) 3. St Luc ,Vieux Cayes (S) 4. Annonciation, Bernaco (S) 5. St Innocents, Bel-Air (S) 6. St Mathieu, Chapoteau(M) 7. St Jacques, Moge (S) 8. St Mathias, Cajouc- Franc (S) 9. St Paul, M. (S) 10. Christ-Roi Bois-Joly (S) 11. St Marc,Cabestor (S) 12. Ascension, Blanchard (S) 13. St Jn Baptiste, Epin(S) 14. St Jean, Morne Michel (S) 15. Bon Berger,Domond (S) 16. St Thomas,Roche Mulatre(S) 17. Ste Croix,Hicaque (S) 18. St Michel,Morne, Mouton(S) 19. St Philippe et St Jacques Palissa (S) 20. St Barthelemy, Casse(S) 21. St Paul, Caracol(S)

The Rev. Jois Goursse Celestin 1. St Benoit, Mombin-Crochu (P)

The Rev. D. Laguerre Jackson 1. Transfiguration, Tierramouscady (P)

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The Rev. Denise Terviné 1. St Mathias, Thomonde (P) 2. St Patrick, Lorcorbe (M) 3. St-Etienne, Salmadere(S)

The Rev. Schnieder Couloute 1. St Marc, Cerca la Source (P) 2. St-Thomas La Mer Sept(S) 3. Confession de St Pierre, Parcasse (S)

The Rév. Noé Bernier/The Rev. Michel Marguy/The Rev. Etienne Baldé 1. St. Andre, (P) 2. St-Paul, Abricot(S) 3. St-Barthelemy, Maissade (S) 4. Sts-Innocents, Labegue (S)

Rev. Guirlene Fiefié 1. N.D. de L’Annonciation, Boc-Banique(S) 2. St Luc, (P) 3. St Jacques, Terre-Cassee (S) 4. Epiphanie, Loranette (S)

Retired Priests:

The Rev. Yvan Francois, Haiti The Rev. Mathieu Brutus, Haiti The Rev. Racine Joel, Haiti The Rev. Simpson Coriolan, USA The Rev. McDonald Jean, Haiti The Rev. Jean Elie Millien, Haiti The Rev. Joseph Remy, USA The Rev. Fritz Lafontant, Haiti The Rev. Casseus Frantz, Haiti The Rev. Valdema Fritz: Sts Innocents Morne St Christophe, Canaan (S), Haiti

Rev. Pierre Louis Guimond Study in USA Rev. Margareth S. Dimanche, on leave of Absence, USA Rev. Soner Alexandre, on leave of Absence, USA Rev. Sonley Joseph, on leave of Absence, USA

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PERMANENT DEACONS:

1. Rev. Vinsot Saint Mathias, Grande Colline 2. Rev. Dor Wilson Saint Marc, Bois Blanc,Montrouis 3. Rev. Renes Dorvil Bon Sauveur, Cange 4. Rev. Fernelus Jean Samuel Saint Pierre, Mirebalais 5. Rev. Hebert Abraham Saint Mathieu, Leogane 6. Rev. Jacob Renard Bon Sauveur, Cange 7. Rev. Jean Gilles Belange Annonciation, Darbonne 8. Rev. Joseph Simile Saint Esprit, Lascahobas 9. Rev. Leger Jean Bob Saint Martin de Tours, Delmas 10. Rev. Pierre Kesma Saint François, D’Assise, La Gonave 11. Rev. Pierre Marie Yolaine Annonciation, Darbonne 12. Rev. Plantin Jean Ernso Saint Marc Lilavois/ St Vincent 13. Rev. Souffrant Anthony Saint Pierre, Mirebalais 14. Rev. Saint Jean Sontochena Epiphanie, Port au Prince 15. Rev. St Louis Martial Saint Sacrement, Fond Parisien 16. Rev. Ulisse Maccene Ascension, Bainet

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