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"honey" of the Month
With the abundance of beautiful Haitian men and Haitian women on the internet, EchodHaiti.com decided to spotlight every month a person from the "dyaspora."
For the month of May, we present the very first, EchodHaiti.com "honey" of the month: From Miami, Florida,
STEPHANE ACHILLE (www.stephaneachille.com)
A Window for Mother Lange
On Sunday, August 5, 2001, I had the privilege of being among the hundreds of people who crowded the Crypt's chapel of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. to attend the 1:30 PM Latin mass celebrated by His Eminence William Cardinal Keeler of Baltimore. For most of those present, but especially for one particular group, the Oblate Sisters of Providence, the occasion held great significance (story...)
Marlène Rigaud Apollon est née au Cap-Haïtien. Sa mère , Nelly Mercier Rigaud, était la fille aînée de Louis Mercier.
« ProPatria! Au service de la Patrie! Il n’est pas de plus belle devise. C’est la seule qui pût convenir à cette vie exemplaire par ses activités multiples, ses résultats féconds et un désintéressement à toute épreuve. Tout, chez Mercier, homme d’action et de pensée, était en fonction de la Patrie ». Jean-Baptiste Cinéas (Louis Mercier Historien et Polémiste)
PRIX DU LIVRE: $15
Pour renseignements et commandes, CONTACTEZ:
Marlenera23@aol.com
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