For over a decade, St. Margaret Mary has journeyed with parishes in Haiti with the theme of “You can do it. We can help.” Our programs have included projects which provide a self-sustaining impact and crisis funding as natural disasters have required.

In the years we have worked with the people of Haiti, our cooperative efforts have provided great opportunities for the building up of God’s Kingdom. Profoundly, the building of Chapels and worship spaces in Haiti, like our own recent addition have gathered us in as one body of Christ in praise of God.

Here are some videos about the Haiti Ministry:

Our Lady of Perpetual Help: A Labor a Love

This story is one example of the significant partnership that has developed between our parish and our sister...

Haiti Ministry: The Seniors Program

Part of the Haiti Ministry at St. Margaret Mary is to provide food and care to the elderly here is a brief...

Haiti Ministry: The Sights and Sounds of the SMM Church Building Project

Here is a video of the Haitian Church Building Project. We are so very excited about the progress of the...

Haiti - Faces and Places of Faith

Haiti: Better then a Hallelujah

Haiti January 2017 Full Version

This is the full version of the January 2017 Trip. Run time 50min.

Haiti January 2017 Highlights

Highlights from our 2017 Mission Trip

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The vibrancy of this ministry cannot be contained in a single web page, so please visit our Haiti Ministry resources on the following media:

Website: www.haitiministry.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHaitiProgram/

Haiti Outreach Ministry Brochure:

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Quote of the Week

“[What is adoration?] I would say: adoration is recognizing that Jesus is my Lord, that Jesus shows me the way to take, and that I will live well only if I know the road that Jesus points out and follow the path he shows me. Therefore, it means saying: ‘Jesus, I am yours. I will follow you in my life, I never want to lose this friendship, this communion with you.’ I could also say that adoration is essentially an embrace with Jesus in which I say to him: ‘I am yours, and I ask you, please stay with me always.’”

Pope Benedict XVI, The Eucharist, p. 111

Did You Know?

During the invitation to communion we respond, “Lord, I am not worthy to receive you, but only say the word and I shall be healed”. This prayer is based on the centurion’s prayer in Matthew 8:8 in which he asks Jesus to heal his servant. The centurion’s humility and faith amazed Jesus and Jesus granted his prayer saying, “Truly, I tell you, in no one in Israel have I found such faith” (Matthew 8:10). We, too, are to come forward with the same sense of humility and faith.

Haiti Mission