Monsieur Joachim Roboam Anantua, in Creole fondly known as Father Tijwa, a Catholic Haitian priest for 35 years, talks to us about the role of religion to the Haitian people. Since 2001, his parish has been the Immaculate Conception in Milot, and Father Tijwa is well known in the community for developing projects which employ local people that have artistic and organizational skills.
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Your Urgent Help is Needed
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