100 SCARY Tsunami And Wave Moments Caught On Camera
In this video, we have a look at some incredible clips of waves from all over the world.
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Indonesia Tsunami 2004 - Destruction of Aceh
In the second part of our series, we look at the beautiful country of Indonesia, which was hit very hard by the tsunami in 2004. The devastating tsunami occurred especially in the northern province of Aceh, where there was a huge destruction. In the video, we deal in detail with the causes of such large and destructive waves. The video has an educational purpose, so you will not find explicit footage of the destruction here. Thanks for watching and like.
Haiti 2014
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Happy Haiti 2014 (HD)
Happy Haiti is more than just a video, it's a movement. We are determined to show the world the REAL Haiti...get ready because it's truly HAPPY!!!
Haiti 2014 - Kominote
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A New Hope for Haiti: Three Years Later A special by Calvin Hughes
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Haiti After 2010 Earthquake- Before and After
I was in Haiti for the holidays visiting family less than two weeks before the earthquake. It was my first trip in over 20 years. The house I stayed in was completely destroyed. I visited six months after the earthquake and took before and after pictures so that you can see the destruction.
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Benedict XVI remembers the anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti
MASS IN ROME TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF HAITI
Organized by Vatican, Haitian Embassy to Holy See
By Elizabeth Lev
ROME, JAN. 10, 2011 (Zenit.org).- The year 2010 opened to one of the greatest disasters in recorded history, the earthquake that devastated Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The destructive force of the earthquake and its 50 aftershocks overwhelmed the area north of Port-au-Prince, the most populated area of the country. An estimated 230,000 people were killed and one million left homeless out of a population of 9 million.
While 2011 has got off to a relatively less catastrophic start, Haiti's tragedy still remains on many minds. To record the one-year anniversary of the earthquake, the Vatican and the Haitian Ambassador to the Holy See, S. E. Jean-Henri Guiteau, are sponsoring a special Mass to be held in the Patriarchal Basilica of St. Mary Major on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011, at 4:30 in the afternoon. The principal celebrant will be Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Benedict XVI's secretary of state, and the general public is more than welcome.
Haiti was already the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere when the earthquake decimated its infrastructures, homes and commerce. Although the world response was immediate and generous, Haiti's road to recovery was destined to be long and arduous. Disaster struck Haiti again this Fall, however, when in October a cholera epidemic spread throughout the same region, taking more lives from this already beleaguered population. Then in November, Hurricane Tomas hit the island adding more impediments to the recontruction.
Benedict XVI was among the first to respond last January, when hours after the disaster, he broke the news at his general audience, calling for prayers for the victims. The Pope promised that Catholic Church will not fail to move immediately, through her charitable institutions, to meet the most immediate needs of the population.
He appointed the US-based Catholic Relief Services to oversee the Church's participation in assisting the afflicted country. The agency had already been working in Haiti for 55 years. To date Catholic Relief Services has received more than $190 million for Haiti relief and reconstruction; $159 million came from private donors, (including the Gates foundation and New York Yankees). Another $80 million was collected from Catholic dioceses across the United States.
Spiritual relief
But more than money is needed for this suffering nation. While the Church has spared no effort for the physical relief of Haiti, her greatest concern is for its souls.
This Mass, bringing together the diplomatic corps of many nations, the members of the Curia and a myriad of faithful is intended for the souls of the dead, taken suddenly by the earthquake, as well as for the survivors as they overcome loss and adversity while trying to rebuild their nation.
Among the many who lost their lives, there was also the Archbishop of Port-au-Prince, Joseph Serge Miot, whose body was discovered under the rubble of the cathedral together with the Vicar General Monsignor Charles Benoit. Thirty seminarians were also killed.
The setting for this Mass could not be better chosen. St Mary Major, the oldest church dedicated to Mary in the West, honors the Blessed Virgin as Mother of God and Mother of the Church. This ancient basilica, entirely decorated with mosaics of the promise of salvation, contains one of the Church's most precious icons, the Madonna Salus Populi Romani, Our Lady of the salvation of the Roman people.
The icon has always been associated with good health, ever since Pope Gregory the Great carried it aloft during the great plague of 590, but also refers the care of the souls of the universal Church. Copies of this icon were carried to China by the first missionaries and have travelled the world over ever since to bring the promise of salvation to the most isolated, the most distant and the most devastated.
The New Year brings promise of renewal, it is a period of fresh starts and new resolutions, from Rome, a city that has known destruction and renewal many times over, the Church sends prayers to assist Haiti to rise greater in both structure and spirit than before.
Haiti 2014
A mission trip I took in February to see what amazing things God is doing in Haiti
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A New Haiti -
The 2010 Haiti earthquake was a catastrophic magnitude 7.0 Mw earthquake, with an epicentre near the town of Léogâne, approximately 25 km (16 miles) west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital. Many countries responded to appeals for humanitarian aid, pledging funds and dispatching rescue and medical teams, engineers and support personnel. Communication systems, air, land, and sea transport facilities, hospitals, and electrical networks had been damaged by the earthquake, which hampered rescue and aid efforts. Port-au-Prince's morgues were quickly overwhelmed with many tens of thousands of bodies having to be buried in mass graves. Video by Patrick Treacy
Haiti Disaster Relief Information
In the wake of the recent earthquake in Haiti, this video provides Information to employees, guests, and all constituents on how to give to the people in Haiti.
HaitianArrival
The 2010 Haiti earthquake was a catastrophic magnitude 7.0 Mw earthquake, with an epicentre near the town of Léogâne, approximately 25 km (16 miles) west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital. The earthquake occurred at 16:53 local time (21:53 UTC) on Tuesday, 12 January 2010.
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A summary of video clips of our recent mission trip to Haiti. Great trip! We traveled much and saw this beautiful country and its beautiful people!! #haiti2014
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Haiti 3: Hands to Live Orphanage
The third of my short Flip videos from my week of volunteering in Port-au-Prince. This is a tour of the Hands to Live Orphanage, taking care of 25 kids on a shoestring budget. We brought donations of tents and food. For more about my trip, and what YOU can do to help, visit my blog:
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I visited Haiti for one week at the end of March 2010, joining the relief efforts of many many other warm-hearted volunteers. Haiti was devastated by a massive earthquake on Jan 12. As you can see, even though this is no longer headline news, there is still so much work to be done to rebuild the country. 50% of the population of Port-au-Prince was left homeless. 1 in 10 people were killed. Haiti needs your help. Donate to jphrodonate.org or your favorite organization doing work there. Volunteer yourself, in Haiti or in your own community, raising awareness and funds. Together, we can turn this disaster into an opportunity for growth, community, and sharing the love.
funny Haitian cell phone commercial
even after an earthquake we still stand, we still rise, we will fly!