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Fr. Mark praying at common grave of 12 students
buried in the garden of Fr. Bohnen’s Little Schools. |
Salesian Missions in Thorland, Haiti: The International Medical Corps has set up a clinic with doctors and nurses in one of the buildings on the youth center campus which was not destroyed by the quake. Refugees and people from the neighborhood are relying on this clinic for medical assistance. |
Thankfully, we are able to serve meals to some of
the children – but food and water is in short supply. |
The Italian Navy working to recover bodies
of students at Fr. Bohnen’s Little Schools. |
Some of the children Salesian Missions is caring for in Haiti... |
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A Haitian mother and her child. |
Tents and clean water supplied
by the Salesians help ease the misery. |
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The Salesians are trucking in food and supplies
from the Dominican Republic, twice weekly. |
Two trucks purchased by the Salesians
to deliver relief aid to the Haitian people. |
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Fr. Mark Hyde, Salesian Missions Director, meeting
with the
Salesian Missionaries in Haiti on
Friday, January 22, 2010. |
Fr. Mark visits Fr. Stra, who
was buried in the rubble but was
thankfully rescued. |
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Virtually, all the Salesian facilities were destroyed... |
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