Pope urges Catholics to make generous relief effort for Haiti
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI prayed for victims of a massive earthquake in Haiti and urged the international community to provide generous assistance to the stricken population of the Caribbean nation.
The victims included Archbishop Joseph Serge Miot of Port-au-Prince.
"The lifeless body of Archbishop Joseph Miot of Port-au-Prince was found this morning under the rubble of the archbishop's residence," L'Osservatore Romano said in a Page 1 story Jan. 13.
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