After the devastation of the Hurricane in Puerto Rico, Sister Marenid Fabre traveled there to see how our Sisters and the people of Puerto Rico were faring. She found that even now only fifty percent of Puerto Rico has restored electrical power. Towns in the center of the island and those in the path of the Hurricane were hit the hardest.
There is a lot of devastation in the mountains. Sister Marenid traveled with the novice Sister Myriam Irizarry and saw that many people continue to be in need.
Sister Marenid would like to thank all those who sent her to Puerto Rico with donations. She was able to bring food and water to many people. If you would like to help, Sister Myriam welcomes donations by mail of shampoo, deodorant, soaps, hand sanitizers, baby and Clorox wipes, toothbrushes, and toothpaste as well as non-perishable foods such as rice, sugar, and canned goods. Please send to: Myriam Irizarry at HC – 01 Box 2406, Morovis, Puerto Rico 00687. St. Ignatius Martyr Parish in Long Beach, NY will also be adopting a parish in Morovis, Puerto Rico.
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