The remnant of belief

[jude jeanty]

If Haiti is to find the liberation that is so desperately needed, a remnant is to rise up with a standard that defines our essential roots. This particular group must also stand for the truth by erecting the banner of forgiveness on every hill. That is the only way the world would come to know the song of the caged bird. Do you know why the caged bird sing?

[Saurel Quettan]

It has already risen! As human beings, we are rooted in the inextricable web of circumstances and attributes that make us one, and forgiveness is the means to keep that which has arisen alive. Let us indeed erect the banner of forgiveness on every hill. The song of the caged bird starts and ends with forgiveness.

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[jude jeanty]

Saurel Quettan said:

It has already risen! As human beings, we are rooted in the inextricable web of circumstances and attributes that make us one, and forgiveness is the means to keep that which has arisen alive. Let us indeed erect the banner of forgiveness on every hill. The song of the caged bird starts and ends with forgiveness.

Please click on "What is the role of Truth and Reconciliation in the Reconstruction of Haiti" to contribute your answer to that conversation.

Thank you for joining the network and for being active. I look forward to seeing you on Thursday.

[jude jeanty]

Your constructive response was well taken! Though many men have written about forgiveness to provide that which is usually lacking in understanding, few if any have attempted to present its practical sense to the readers.Being mindful of this existing problem, suv is calling on everyone that is willing to constitute that "remnant" to separate the kernel of our traditional prediction from the husk of the comtemporary garb. We mean by this that we want to distance ourselves from mere words and turn to the practicality of the issue.
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[yolie D]

Erupting the banner of forgiveness on evry hill is easier said than done for the misconception of forgiveness learning it in the true sense of the word is the first step and each person is to do it willingly. fear of the unknow must be broken to let go, and arise from unforgiveness

[jude jeanty]

The majority of that remnant is scattered in diaspora. Although many of them have received adequate education and established themselves financially in foreign lands, they still appear mediocre in regard to the task at hand. We don't ignore that our challenge to restore is colossal, but how are we going to witness changes when our action purely stay within the four walls of our dwelling place? The nations will never be taken aback by our glorious deeds as long as we continue to watch every scene of Haiti's perilous drama from a distance.We must become intrepid travelers that are truly engaged knowing that none of us is privy to the discussion. Therefore, I won't say that we have fear of the unknown; but I would rather assume that we lack the courage to face what we've already known. Forgiveness is greater than the plots, the animosity and the ongoing hatred. It is not a man made invention, but it is rather a divine prescription that can stir up our hearts as a nation. The eagle cannot attack its prey from its altitude. In like manner, we can't see results from the diaspora. Let us therefore take the road less traveled by going back fearless to dismantle and empower.