Author Archives: Jana Crea

We can’t believe that we are already over halfway through our mission! It was another great day and a bit more hot and humid than the last couple of days. At this writing a warm evening rain is coming down … Continue reading →

Day 3 in Haiti found us sleeping in because our Mass this day wasn’t until 10:00 am! We enjoyed the extra bit of rest after our full day yesterday. By 9:00 am, we were loaded into the truck and on … Continue reading →

It is only our second day of missions and already it feels like we have been here much longer! Today was a day that brought us outside our comfort zone. We began the day again with Mass with the Missionaries … Continue reading →

We officially encountered our first Wifi issues today, so I am sending this article later than I wanted to. (Welcome to Haiti, where the government shuts down the power whenever it decides to.) Day 2 of our Mission Youth October … Continue reading →

The following is the first installment of blogs from Regnum Christi consecrated woman Jana Crea and her missionary team of young women on the most recent mission trip to Haiti. Our mission “family” all began our journey to Haiti yesterday … Continue reading →

Yesterday I was invited to a Facebook event “Fasting for Angela DiLaura’s Healing.” If you lived with me, you would not need much of an explanation as to why people would want Angela DiLaura to be healed. I had the … Continue reading →

It’s been just over a month since I arrived in Haiti for my summer mission trips. I would go back in a heartbeat! At the beginning of the mission, Father reminded all of the missionaries, “don’t give your cross away, … Continue reading →

We are almost finished with our last mission trip this summer to Haiti. It is bittersweet to think that I will be back to the comfort of “home” in a couple of days. I will be glad to be back … Continue reading →

I’m in my second week of missions in Haiti. The longer that I stay, the more that I learn from the people. The more that I love them. The chapel at the Missionaries of Charity (MC) children’s home is simple, … Continue reading →

Anytime you go on a mission such as we are on here in Haiti, the big question always comes up…whether it is verbalized or not. Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? I am not going … Continue reading →