We, the undersigned, urge the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to condemn the illegal imprisonment in Haiti of Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a Catholic priest and champion of the poor.
Fr. Jean-Juste, who was ordained in New York, was arrested without a warrant, in violation of Haiti
The momentum behind this appeal for Father Jean-Juste has become truly significant. This collective commitment indicates a profound refusal to remain silent regarding the injustices currently facing him in Haiti.
Reached 100 supporters
December 6, 2005
6 Comments
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David Cunningham
20 years ago
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Let him go. He has done nothing but good for his community.
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Michael Adeyemi
20 years ago
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Such a shame to see a man of god treated like a criminal for helping people.
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Elena Lin
20 years ago
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Why are the bishops so quiet? Silence is basically agreeing with the corruption. Speak up!!
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John Webb
20 years ago
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Free Fr. Jean-Juste. The man is a hero to the people of Haiti and this arrest is just a political move.
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Mary Wilkinson
20 years ago
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This is completely wrong. He dedicated his life to the poor and this is how he gets treated? Bishops need to do something now.
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Sarah Young
20 years ago
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UNJUST. Where is the church leadership on this? He needs our help.
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We, the undersigned, urge the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to condemn the illegal imprisonment in Haiti of Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste, a Catholic priest and champion of the poor.
Fr. Jean-Juste, who was ordained in New York, was arrested without a warrant, in violation of Haiti
The momentum behind this appeal for Father Jean-Juste has become truly significant. This collective commitment indicates a profound refusal to remain silent regarding the injustices currently facing him in Haiti.
Reached 100 supporters
December 6, 2005
6 Comments
D
David Cunningham
20 years ago
Featured
Let him go. He has done nothing but good for his community.
M
Michael Adeyemi
20 years ago
Featured
Such a shame to see a man of god treated like a criminal for helping people.
E
Elena Lin
20 years ago
Featured
Why are the bishops so quiet? Silence is basically agreeing with the corruption. Speak up!!
J
John Webb
20 years ago
Featured
Free Fr. Jean-Juste. The man is a hero to the people of Haiti and this arrest is just a political move.
M
Mary Wilkinson
20 years ago
Featured
This is completely wrong. He dedicated his life to the poor and this is how he gets treated? Bishops need to do something now.
S
Sarah Young
20 years ago
Featured
UNJUST. Where is the church leadership on this? He needs our help.
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Let him go. He has done nothing but good for his community.