Dear friends,
We mourn the loss of our brother, hero and friend, Raphael Louigene.
Tomorrow night you will find a tribute to him on these pages.
Our prayer is a feeble gesture in the face of our grieving, we unite our sorrow and our faith, in gratitude for his life!
Read MoreDear friends and family,
We found the five of them under a Mango tree last night,
to which we had been lead by bandits after a release deal was cut by their families.
We were the "guarantors" that the ransom given by their families would achieve their freedom.
(This is, in fact, almost never the case, until multiple ransoms are paid).
They were lucky enough to be part of a group enslaved for three month, instead of being killed.
Read MoreGRIEF IS LOVE
We offer this prayer with shared sorrow, faith, and unrelenting hope.
A call to prayer: If I could be where you are~
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMpwWSFEvEY
Read MoreAugusnel and Roseline take the lead,
on behalf of the entire St Luke team,
in wishing you a wonderful 2023,
marked by peace, prosperity, and God's blessing!
We wish this for you, for Haiti, for the world.
Please click on the link bellow to see a sung christmas card
Dear family and friends,
We are living in a dark age.
But as true as there is darkness, it is also wondrously true that there is light.
Read MoreLent is about learning the best way to suffer,
because we cannot avoid suffering,
and because suffering the wrong way can be very dangerous
Lent is about opening our eyes to our own destructive thinking, speaking, and acting,
because we can increase peace of mind, and peace on earth, by turning away from these.
We know this by our lived experience, and yet, we are dedicated. We have grit. We care.
Our motto is "If not me, who? If not now, when?"
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A special thanks to Angela Altus, Rebecca Arnold, Giles Clark, Denso Gay and Ami Vitale for the photographs, as well as the teams of NPH and Artists for Peace and Justice.
