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Haiti's churches need healing [slideshow]

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  • January 6, 2011

A tour of churches in Port-au-Prince shows how the destruction left by the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake remains undistrubed. The earthquake killed Archbishop Joseph Serge Miot inside his cathedral instantly, and Vicar General Charles Benoit later. Bodies remain under much of the rubble around the capital city because Haiti lacks the heavy equipment and other resources to clean up.

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Churches of Port-au-Prince

- RAISING UP HAITI -
a Catholic Register special report

Haiti's churches need healing [slideshow]

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