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<h1><font size=4><b>Candlelight vigil in support of<br><br>
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</font>Father Gerard Jean-Juste<br><br>
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<font size=4>of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti</b></font></h1><font size=3><b>Haiti Action Committee &
What If? Foundation <br><br>
</b>invite you to a candlelight vigil and program in support of Father
Gerard Jean-Juste<br><br>
</font><font size=4><b>Saturday, Dec. 10, 2005<br><br>
4 - 6 pm<br><br>
</font><font size=3>Trinity United Methodist Church<br>
of Berkeley - Chapel<br><br>
</b>Enter at 2320 Dana (between Bancroft and Durant), Berkeley<br><br>
Street Parking -- Six blocks from Downtown Berkeley BART<br><br>
Prayers, Poems, Music and the latest news about Father Jean-Juste and
Haiti's political situation<br><br>
</font><font size=4><b>Music by Freedom Song Network<br><br>
</b></font><font size=3>Fr. Jean-Juste is one of Haiti's most respected
human rights advocates. November 21 marked four months since he was
illegally arrested and imprisoned. The coup regime in Haiti refuses to
release him, despite having no evidence of wrongdoing. December 10 is
Human Rights Day. There will be a large demonstration in Miami on this
day for the release of Fr. Jean-Juste and all of Haiti's political
prisoners. Please join us for this candlelight vigil in solidarity with
our courageous brother, and with the Haitian community in Miami.<br><br>
<i>Free will offering to support Fr. Jean-Juste's work among impoverished
children and the work of the Haiti Action Committee.<br><br>
</i>Cosponsored by Trinity United Methodist Church of Berkeley.<br><br>
For more information call 510-483-7481 <br><br>
Be sure to continue circulating the petitions to the Catholic Bishops
about Jean-Juste, sent separately.<br><br>
Prayers for Father Jean-Juste and all Haitian political prisoners will be
said at various worship services in the Bay Area on the weekend of
December 10 --joining these congregations, too, with this modest but
important activity for Haiti on both coasts.\<br><br>
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