The Haitian Apostolate of the Diocese of Brooklyn
Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ reached out and
embraced all people – accepting all persons for who they
were. Jesus then stimulated them to think and act
differently. To live a true Catholic life involves
frequent communication with God through prayer; studying
scripture, regular reception of the Eucharist, and
living in fellowship with others.
The Acts of the Apostles describes how Christians in the
early Church gathered to celebrate the Eucharist. Like
them we are called to promote communion, peace, social
justice, and solidarity. Paul’s letter to the
Corinthians indicates the Church is a body composed of
many parts that work in harmony. We, the Church, must
stand and speak out of issues that affect the well being
of our communities, such as education, employment
opportunities, health care, housing, immigration, etc.
We are here to serve the sacramental, spiritual,
pastoral, and social needs of all who come. We hope that
all will seek intimate knowledge of the teachings of
Jesus so that we can each understand and live out fully
our baptismal promises.Rev. Hilaire Belizaire
Coordinator |
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LATEST NEWS |
Published on : 2008-03-28
100 representatives of the Haitian Apostolate are slated to attend the Papal Departure ceremony on April 20, 2008
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OUR EVENTS |
2009-01-01
Solemnity of the Blessed Mother and Celebration of Haitian Independence Day
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2009-01-21
Feast of Notre Dame D'Altagrace
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2009-06-27
Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
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2009-07-16
Feast of Notre Dame du Mont Carmel
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