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2005-2006 UPDATE FOR BOMBPARDOPOLIS
 from our sister parish, St François Parish, Bombardopolis

THE STAFF OF ST. FRANCOIS PARISH (from left to right)
Sr. Mary, Sr. Maria Luisa, Sr. Elysee, Sr. Sonia,
visiting provincial Sr. Mari Carmen, (from Columbia)
& Fr. Cholet Augustin

SEMANARIAN PROGRAM:
Adner Edouard is the 2006-07 diocesan seminarian
who is spending a one-year "pastoral stage"at St François Parish

LAND ROVER: Fr Cholet & the repaired Land Rover
It's still running!!
 

Visiting priests for the feast day of St. Francois, October 4th, 2006

 

SOLAR PANEL: new panel is now installed on the church roof!!

 

NEW SOLAR PANEL:

Fr. Cholet with the battery invertor for the new solar panel

    

Ladder leads to the solar panel
installation on the church roof

 

NUTRITION PROGRAM: The remodeled school kitchen now has
sheet metal walls which keep the dust out and the smoke in!

WOMEN'S ARTS & CRAFTS  PROGRAM:  Continues to thrive

     

Pilgrimage to Bombardopolis by Laura Stehle,
OMOS Religious Education Director -- October 2006

   


Laura distributes rosaries from the OMOS Rosary Project

Fr. Cholet and Laura Stehle

 

Laura & Bombardopolis sisters enjoying one of
God's beautiful Haitian beaches

 

    

"CHANGE HAITI 2006"
Sponsored by OMOS School & the Sunday Morning Religious Education Program:

What is a Pepinye?  a tree nursery

 Fr. Cholet's vision is a fruit- & nut-tree nursery to provide food for families and to foster reforestation in the region.

Fr Cholet and crew constructing the pepinye shelter

Plastic bags filled with dirt awaiting seeds for fruit and nut trees

Fruit and nut tree seedlings ready for distribution

 

tree seedlings on their way to various homes to be planted by
the KIRO Youth Group of St. Francois Parish

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS MADE POSSIBLE  WITH "CHANGE HAITI 2006" FUNDS:

St. Francois School building with newly repaired cistern (at right)


Director of the school with school supplies of chalk, pens, pencils and notebooks

BEFORE: Inside St. Francois School with no walls separating 3 classes

AFTER:  New concrete walls now separate the school building
 into 3 separate classrooms


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