Since the arrival of the first Jesuits on the island, we have been committed to our people through education, formation of the clergy and social promotion
Currently part of the Province of Canada, since 2018, we have had a Superior appointed for the Administration of the Territory of Haiti. The history of the Jesuits in Canada from 1611 to 1924 and up to the present day is long and fascinating..
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Three new Jesuit priests, Anthony Simon, Franz Georges, and Rivelt Silneus, were recently ordained in the city of Ouanaminthe, in northern Haiti. This event represents an important step for the Jesuit community in Haitian territory. The ordination ceremony featured a massive presence of Jesuits in
Fr. Stanley Charles, SJ has been appointed as the new Superior of the Territory of Haiti by Provincial Fr. Jeffrey S. Burwell, SJ, replacing Fr. Jean Denis Saint Félix, SJ. The announcement was made on Sunday, July 20th. A native of Port-au-Prince and raised in
From April 17 to 23, we had the joy of welcoming Fr. Jeffrey S. Burwell, SJ, Provincial of Canada and also Superior of Haiti, as the Haitian territory belongs to the Province of Canada. He first traveled to Santo Domingo, and from there by land
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
