Haitian Migrant Boat Runs Aground as Border Patrol Says It May Be a Human Smuggling Operation
March 8, 2022Currents News Staff Adam Hoffner is with the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. He describes the scene Sunday when boats filled with […]
Topic: Haitian Catholics
Cafe Con Cristo: Paciencia, paciencia y paciencia
January 28, 2022Hoy continuamos con tus clases de ninja y el enfoque será la paciencia. Si puedes ser sincero contigo mismo, tus peores decisiones […]
Haitian Leaders in the Diocese of Brooklyn Reflect on 2010 Earthquake on Day of Remembrance
January 12, 2022By Jessica Easthope In 30 seconds, an entire nation was changed forever. The aftershocks of an earthquake can last anywhere from minutes […]
Diocese of Brooklyn Assists Haitian Migrants Settling in NYC After Traveling From Del Rio Border
December 9, 2021By Jessica Easthope A family sitting around the table, eating and laughing, a home cooked meal is ready on the stove – […]
Haitian Bishop Pierre-Andre’ Dumas: ‘For Human Beings There Is No Price’
October 20, 2021Currents News Staff Bishop Pierre-Andre’ Dumas from the Diocese of Anse-a’-Veau is a friend to the Diocese of Brooklyn. That diocese is […]
Haitian Priest Highlights Dangers in Area where Missionaries Were Kidnapped
October 19, 2021Currents News Staff The gang that kidnapped those Christian missionaries in Haiti have put a price tag on their demands: $17-million dollars, […]
Haitian Advocacy Group from the Diocese of Brooklyn Travels to Del Rio Border
October 5, 2021By Jessica Easthope Now is the time to strategize. A small advocacy group is pulling together lawyers, money, supplies and medication to […]
U.S. Reacts After Video of Border Patrol Agents Confronting Haitian Immigrants Goes Viral
September 21, 2021By Emily Drooby Viral videos of U.S. border patrol agents on horseback confronting Haitian immigrants have prompted outrage across the country and […]
Bishop Guy Sansaricq’s Mass of Christian Burial at Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph
September 2, 2021By Jessica Easthope The loss of a gentle, patient and holy priest leaves a great void in the Diocese of Brooklyn, that’s […]
Wake for First U.S. Haitian Bishop Guy Sansaricq Held at Brooklyn’s St. Jerome’s Parish
September 1, 2021By Jessica Easthope One-by-one, a line of mourners came to say a goodbye to Bishop Guy Sansaricq but the farewell was especially […]