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| The chapel with the newly added bamboo ceiling. |
Here are some wide-angle photos of the chapel and the property of the House of Mercy, courtesy of Ulrike Fell, a German woman who served as a consultant during this past year for the Peace and Justice department of the Diocese of Torit. Thanks, Ulrike!
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| The mango tree between the chapel (left) and the residence (right). |
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| The rear of the residence complete with laundry, date palm and car park. |
2 comments:
Dear Fr. Herald,
As you know, it’s Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and
Thanksgiving is not only about having a feast, it is a time to express our gratitude for all the kindness shown by friends and family, and yes, even strangers. You are not a stranger to me, to my family or my country of South South. At this festive season, I would like to thank you for everything you have done to my people of the Sudan, specially the diocese of Torit. Words could not express my gratitude. I would also like you to pass my heart warm thanks to your colleagues and others who contributed in the development of Torit Diocese.
God Bless and happy holiday,
PS: My family in Erie, PA has sent you their greetings.
Dear Tio Harry,
I wanted to say that the bamboo ceiling in the new chapel looks beautiful! I am glad to see that the House of Mercy was able to be finished and I hope you are healthy and safe.
We miss you
Ana hibu le ita
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