I am speechless, after watching this report: I had no idea at my age I was going to have such an experience, a kind of repetition, but, worse than what I had lived 56 years ago.
Delmas 3 Reception Center Click here ⇓ ⇓ video IMG_5977
I was in boarding school when I was 10 years old or I spent 5 years at the REEDUCATION CENTER in Carrefour. At that time, Carrefour was famous for having these boarding schools, some more prestigious than the others, but everyone was proud of them, it was a relief for the parents who had more children. The Central School of Arts and Crafts was more connected to the profession, as proof, the musicians of the National Palace for the most part graduated from this school. The Reeducation Center was more classic. While in some of my messages I liked to say that: It is not schools that are not good, but the students, it was based on observations until today or I understand that my understanding deserves other considerations after watching this video, a report that made me realize and understand that the Haitian man is not the same as all other men, or, to quote one of my spiritual mentor T. Lobsang Rampa. Haiti is a country on the hard road, a country that has a really heavy karma that welcomes malicious souls.
My question is: What are the organizations and institutions doing , are they there to brew a lot of money on behalf of the people? What are charities doing in this country? Here is where human rights organizations should step in , to sound the alarm bells , to show the importance of such a center, which if taken care of would prevent criminal networks from finding thugs to execute their dirty work , and thus continue to keep the country in insecurity. Can’t you see that these children are on the verge of prison?
These are the nurseries waiting to be taken over by the armed gangs who are spreading terror in the country. Is there only one Madam Verna in the whole country who can meet the challenge these priests have given us?
I suggest you watch the interviews this lady Verna gave to Metropole on Le Point and PRG on Blocus this year, to understand that politics works against society.
I do not know when or on which president these establishments were established in our country. Perhaps the bishopric can enlighten us on this, since at the head of these establishments there were religious Brothers and foreign priests, and there, I speak for the boys and in Port au Prince and its surroundings. There were surely other boarding schools for girls and in other towns across the country. At Carrefour, there was L’Ecole Centrale des Arts et Métiers. The Reeducation Center where I was a boarder , which had a capacity of five hundred children , my chapel on which I am going to talk to you.
In the city center, there were Les Salesiens with the same Arts et Métiers formula, The J.B. Damier same formula and the Learning Center in Saint Martin de Delmas. Apart from the Reeducation Center and the Central School of Arts and Crafts which offered accommodation, I don’t know if the others did half board or school only.
These prestigious centers were headed by Belgian priests and brothers. In these centers, especially in my school, we kept a low profile, because we received a service that went beyond our expectations, we were very jealous believing that there was no better establishment than ours, why?
Although there were 500 of us, we ate enough 3 times a day, plus two snacks, one in the morning during recess at 10:00 AM and one in the afternoon at 4:00 Pm. There was an Olympic-size swimming pool and two full-size football pitches. 3 playgrounds, one between each 4-storey dormitory, the lower floors of which served as classrooms among other buildings that served as dining rooms and the workshops of: Shoe repair, Mechanical fitting, Cutting and sewing, music lessons which were given 3 times a week by real music teachers, the Bakery which supplied the breads every morning and desserts such as potato bread and pudding were the delight of the boys .
The characteristic of the children was that we were either the third or fourth children, the surplus in the family, the neglected, so we had a great time there.
The teachers were handpicked,
Classes ended in preparatory 2
or 7th. The seventh then especially in this school, was equivalent to the current patent, since we were at home and we liked the school, it even seems that the eighth and seventh teachers were paid accordingly to go beyond the program required by the state.
We showed films for us every Saturday evening, we were brought to those who wanted to the sea on public holidays and every Sunday after the mass which was held at La Chapelle of the school with a capacity of 250 people, is – this is why the mass was done in two stages, the older ones first, in order to be able to receive the first communion where one should be on an empty stomach, while the children ate breakfast.
We were so good that we didn’t want to go on vacation, obviously it was better than home.
The priests begged us to go on vacation for at least a month so that they could visit their parents.
