Protocol visit to Libreville, Gabon, by Ambassador Georges Suha, Lieutenant General of the Order of Saint Gabriel in Hungary, Legate for Eastern Europe, with Consul General Gaston Brun-Beraud, Legate of the Order of Saint Gabriel in West Africa
The children of the Carmelite convent of St. Joseph in Beirut received the shirts. 11,000 shirtsnew and in good condition were distributed to the children, much to their delight. We sent food and clothing containers, as well as the installation of a photovoltaic system to provide electricity to the school, compensating for the numerous power outages. The total project amounting to more than €40,000
In support of “Orphans of Apprentis d’Auteuil” Association of Saint Gabriel Hospital Works c/o Doreen Quentel – 134 rue Edouard Locard – 69005 Lyon Tel: 06 62 67 54 78 / email: dquentelsaigon46@gmail.com www.ordre-de-saint-gabriel.eu If you click on the link below, you will receive a private response card in PDF format. Please fill out one form per person, couple, or family and return it completed before October 15, accompanied by payment by check made out to: AOHSG/Gala 2023 Download PDF
The International Association of Saint Gabriel Hospital Works & In partnership with the Apprentis d’Auteuil association organized an initiative in support of Apprentis d’Auteuil in collaboration with the European chapters of the Order, represented by some of their distinguished members who traveled to Lyon. On this occasion, a major charitable event for mothers and children gathered 250 people at the Abbaye de Bocuse, including diplomats, influential figures from Lyonese life, many business leaders, as well as individuals and representatives of Apprentis d’Auteuil. Prestigious items were auctioned, raising funds dedicated to the works of Apprentis d’Auteuil and the actions supported by St Gabriel, mainly in Haiti. Photos
On February 13, 2024, the sharing of the Saint Basil’s cake among members of the Hellenic Chapter took place at the War Museum in Athens. The Saint Basil’s cake, like the Galette des Rois in France, is shared at the beginning of each year among family members, friends, or a group of people who share the same inspirations and goals. A gold or silver coin is placed in the cake, and according to tradition, when the cake is shared, whoever finds this coin in their piece will have good luck all year long…”