St. Louis Catholics mobilize to aid earthquake victims
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Archbishop Robert J. Carlson has asked all the parishes of the archdiocese to have a second collection at Masses this weekend to help alleviate the suffering of the survivors of a devastating earthquake in Haiti.
The money will go directly to Catholic relief efforts, said Archbishop Carlson, who noted that many parishes already support mission work in Haiti.
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