The Jesuits of Haiti have the Novitiate in the city of Ounaminthe, located in the north of the country. A border city, with a lot of commercial activity and great mobility of people.  From there Father Stanley Charles and his assistant, Reginald Milorne, accompany the

2024 concludes, leaving behind a complex panorama in Haiti, marked by internal upheaval that affects all levels of national life. In the midst of this uncertainty, a glimmer of hope persists. The aspiration continues to be the pacification of the country and the consolidation of

Haiti continues to experience difficult and turbulent times, especially in Port-au-Prince, where the situation remains critical. However, in the rest of the country there is a relative calm, although affected by the events in the capital.   In this context, the presence of the Jesuits

The month of August brought a breath of hope to the Jesuit community in Haiti amidst the challenges our country faces. On August 10th, the chapel of Saint Louis de Gonzaga College in Port-au-Prince witnessed the priestly ordination of two new companions in the mission:

Father Kenel Sénatus, SJ, has been commissioned, along with 8 others, to reform the Haitian Penal Code. This is one of the commitments of the new authorities in view of regularizing and modernizing the State of Haiti. Fr. Kenel is a Lawyer and currently works

The arrival of Kenyan police, pursuant to a UN resolution, represents a milestone in the international effort to restore peace and security in Haiti, affected by violence by armed gangs. This intervention opens the opportunity to begin a reconstruction process in which all the living