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Apostolate to
the Dominican Republic
Call for DONATIONs
Our mission trip to the Dominican Republic is coming this spring. Please consider contributing supplies to those we'll be serving!Collections on January 26-27 & February 4-5
Monetary donations (in the form of checks) are welcomed and appreciated! They may be put in our weekly offertory.
Please make checks payable to Redemptorist Fathers of San Juan and write DR Mission in the memo section.
We are requesting the following items:
Tylenol, anti-fungal cream, antibiotic cream/ointment, hydrocortisone cream, children’s liquid Tylenol & ibuprofen, Aleve, Aspercreme, prenatal vitamins, toothpaste, toothbrushes, sunglasses, backpacks, work gloves.
Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity!
- The DR Team from St. Matthew in Windham and St. Michael in Exeter
OUR MISSION:
As members of the Catholic Church, with its universal mission to bring all peoples together in the love of God and one another, we are called to connections that transcend boundaries of nation, culture, and race.
For St. Michael and St. Mary parishioners, this call has led us to the Dominican Republic, where we work with our Catholic neighbors (St. Matthew's in Windham) under the guidance of a missionary priest to help build up the community and the Church in remote mountain regions.
In August of 2021, our mission brought improvements and repairs to the aqueduct at La Adventura School with additional aqueduct projects in La Higuera.
For more information on recent trips or to share interest in attending in the future, please contact David Johnston ([email protected], 603.773.5011). -
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OUR MISSION BY THE NUMBERS
It all started with:
1 missionary priest
3 parishes (St. Matthew, St. Michael/St. Mary, La Virgen
de la Altagracia)
8 years ago
And now we give thanks for:
16 mission trips
517 mission team member experiences
24,816 pounds of donation luggage brought to the DR
65 medical clinics with medical doctors, surgeon, dentist, and optometrist
4,875 clients seen in medical, dental, or eye clinics
25 villages and communities served for water
500 faucets installed in homes
56 miles of tubing installed
1 infant saved -
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