Denial, struggle and hope during Haiti’s pandemic
Despite uncertainty, fear and a sense of powerlessness, hope continues to anchor lay missioners in Haiti.
We’ve no salt left
A poem for George Floyd, for Ahmaud Arbery and for all — by a fed-up millennial
The sitch on the stitch
Maryknollers in Haiti sew protective face masks for their community.
Haiti will likely be hit hard
The country just reported its first COVID-19 cases, and many Haitian people will suffer.
Hurting and healing in Haiti
In the midst of Haiti’s continuing unrest, lay missioner Abby Belt finds healing, hope and a resilient love in life’s little victories.
Learning the art of slowing down
Abby Belt on her new ministry at a Catholic school in Haiti
