Haitian Bridge Alliance Government Director Guerline Jozef
Haitian Bridge Alliance
The San Diego, CA-based Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) on April 26 joined hundreds of thousands around the globe in mourning the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis.
HBA described Pope Francis as “a world image of humility, compassion, and advocacy for probably the most marginalized amongst us.”
In February, HBA Government Director, Guerline Jozef, stated she, together with different world leaders, “had the profound honor of visiting the Vatican to have an viewers with Pope Francis,” the place, she stated, she “reaffirmed our name for the Catholic Church to proceed standing boldly for justice, compassion, dignity, and the sanctity of all human beings—notably for many who have been pressured to flee their homelands attributable to violence, persecution, poverty, and environmental catastrophe.”
Jozef instructed Caribbean Life that, all through his papacy, “Pope Francis championed the reason for migrants, refugees, and displaced individuals, reminding the world that ‘each stranger who knocks at our door is a chance for an encounter with Jesus Christ.’”
“His unwavering dedication to the inherent value of each particular person deeply resonates with the mission of Haitian Bridge Alliance to advocate for these rendered invisible by society,” Jozef stated.
“As we grieve this loss, we additionally renew our name to the Church and the worldwide neighborhood to hold ahead the Pope’s legacy by uplifting the voices of the weak, defending the dignity of migrants, and making certain that no human being is handled as disposable as Christ has known as us all to do,” she added.
We lengthen our deepest condolences to the Catholic neighborhood and to all who had been touched by Pope Francis’ lifetime of service and love,” Jozef continued.
