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In response to Brother St. Vistal and City of God Orphanage, Tiba, I'm sorry if you're experience has been such that you could tar all missionary and relief efforts with such a terrible brush - I'm unaware of any human endeavor that can't be corrupted by evil doers, yet we can't let the evil succeed can we?

During my time at City of God, I met and spent time with some darling and angelic young ladies and girls and while I may have provided them a moment of relief, their smiles have never left me, and I carry photos of KiKi and Magdelene with me to this day.
I'm really trying to find out what has actually happened here, Pierre St Vistal had become internationally known and many people contributed to this orphanage.

It's only because I'm planning on returning to Haiti in one month and hoped to re-visit this place and hopefully re-connect with some of the residents of City of God that I was told that the facility was closed and then the details began to come out.
All the information I have is long distance and second and third hand, so if anyone with any actual knowledge of the status of City of God and Brother Pierre St Vistal could please post some facts, I'd be very grateful.

The topic is: Brother St. Vistal and City of God Orphanage
This is a reply to Msg 13632
Posted by Clay Cook on March 15 2009 at 1:46 PM

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Tiba says...

This is what humanitarian missionary work does in Haiti. It is enabling and creating more monsters in the country in the name of God. The goal more »

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Tete Kale Bobis says...

Tiba, You are full of chi**ts in your dam mouth every time you talked on this blog. What if the guy was or is a native Haitian? Many Catholic more »

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Tiba says...

tete kale bois Sorry for bursting your bubbles! I didn't know this issue was so dear to your heart. If you are one of those so-called ministers more »

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Clay Cook says...

Tiba, I'm sorry if you're experience has been such that you could tar all missionary and relief efforts with such a terrible brush - I'm unaware more »

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Tiba says...

Clay Cook, Don't feel sorry for me because I have not exerienced these types of injustices in my personal life. I have seen/witnessed them more »

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Clay Cook says...

Tiba; Thank you for your reply, and I'm sorry for the pain your country has suffered at the hands of so many. Be careful not to judge the more »

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Tiba says...

Clay Cook- I am not trying to poke you in the eye, and therefore, please don't take it as a personal attack. I understand your genuine concerns more »

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Clay Cook says...

Tiba, I think you and I would get along very well, I'd like the chance to buy you a drink and chat! People who think that they can change a more »

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Clay Cook says...

I have received a bit of news regarding the situation at the orphanage at City of God in Port au Prince, Haiti, and I'm glad to pass it more »

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Linda says...

Tiba, your observation about religious zealots and their supposed aid to Haiti is very accurate. In 1997, I went on a research expedition of more »