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Gerard Jean-Juste

"Keep Justice Alive"

Prayer for Release of Political Prisoners by Father Gerard Jean-Juste

Believing in God, we prisonersshould always be grateful to you. O God, it is true!

Some of us prisoners may misused your gifts. Some of us tried to make others around us appreciate your gifts, be happy, and share. But they have not listened.

Instead, they handcuff us, your messengers, like they handcuffed some of your prophets,such as ajohn the Baptizer, your own son Jesus Christ, and many apostles. They , too, had tried to share the message, but the message put them in jail. While the body was in jail, the work continued, and we, too, spread the message of life.

Out of jail many us do not find time to meet people-that's what we experience in jail. So many people never prayed before and now not only do they pray, they're singing! They become new people.

You, God, want to give us total liberation. That's the reason why we say to you, God: we appreciate life in prison to bring comfort to our brothers and sisters wherever they are.

Today we pray for all political prisoners, not only in Haiti, but also all over the world.

May we by your power, God, find justice and be released from jail to public life. May we renew the good work and not be afraid, but with love in our heart for everyone, spread the message of freedom and love. In the name of God.
Amen.

Franciane J. Delica

We have been very touched by your signs of sympathy and compassion after the passing of our brothr Father Dr. Gerard Jean-Juste on May 27, 2009.

The family of Father Dr. Gerard Jean-Juste acknowledges your kind expression and support with grateful appreciation.

Sincerely,

Jean-Juste Family

charlot nerjuste

pere jean juste je serai suivre votre lagacy jusqua la mort pax animae

Roossely Delica (nephew)

RIP my brother - you deserve it. May we continue your work God assigned to you and may God Bless and accept your soul.

Andrea

My condolences go to the Delica family. I truely loved Father Gerald Jean Juste. He was like the Uncle I never had... His legacy will live on. I know he is one of my Angels watching me from above...

Jean E. Bertrand (Manny) Cousin

We have lost a great man that cared more about everyone else than his own. He will be missed.
In his memory we should do everything in our power to help our fellow haitians just as he did.

Fayola Delica, niece

Today as I saw people mourning over the life of my uncle, young and old, black and white. One thought came to mind and that was it was just one voice and one life that has made such an impact, no what is my one voice and life going to say about me. Now if we united as one as the motto in the Haitian flag states, where would we be the children of Haitians born of African slaves. I say to all be encouraged and keep in prayer. God is able.

Suzanne

I am thankful to everyone that has dedicated time and their prayers to my family and especially my uncle. We are not sad, but empowered to continue his great work.

Love, Delica Family

Barrington

My condolences to you and your family father. From what I heard, you were a great man.