Belen Jesuit Preparatory School

Belen Youth Missions

For thirty-five years, Belen students have participated in missionary activity in greatly impoverished areas of the Dominican Republic. In connection with other Jesuit priests of our Province (Antilles) who are serving in the Dominican Republic, we have engaged our students in service aimed at benefiting rural communities of different areas of that country.

Our students share life, faith and work with campesino communities who become our teachers in the faith, as well as friends in Christ.

Together with the local people, our students have participated in the construction of small schools, chapels and bridges. In addition, we have been able to set up medical missions to these places with the help of Belen parents who are physicians or nurses.

Missions Over The Decades

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  • 1980s

    1981 - Janey- Built an Elderly Center
    1982 - La Cejita- Built an Aqueduct
    1983 - La Cejita- Finished the aqueduct
    1984 - La Cejita- Built a school house
    1985 - La Cejita- Added classroom and built latrines
    1986 - La Guama- Built a chapel
    1987 - El Aguacate- Built a school house
    1988 - Los Naranjos- Built an aqueduct
    1989 - Rincón Largo- Built a chapel and an aqueduct

  • 1990s

    1990 - Jumunuco- Built an aqueduct – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1991- Loma de los Ríos- Built an Aqueduct – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1992- Jamamú- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1993 - Yaque Arriba- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1994 - Yaque Arriba- Built Roads – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1995 - Yaque Arriba- Built an Aqueduct – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1996 - Yaque Arriba-  Built Roads – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1997 - Janey- Provided Electricity - Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1998 - Bambú- Built a School – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    1999 - San Rafael del Yuma- Built a Fence for an Orphanage

  • 2000s

    2000 - Los Arroyos- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2001 - La Piragua- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2002 - La Piragua- Built an Aqueduct – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2003 - Yarda- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2004 - Yaroa- Built an Aqueduct – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2004 - Monte Adentro- Build a chapel
    2005 - Arroyo Caña- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2006 - Venú- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2007 - Sabaneta de Mata Grande- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2008 - Arroyo Blanco- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2009 - Pedro García- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic

  • 2010s

    2010 - Loma de Comedero- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2011 - Pescado Bobo- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2012 - San Felipe Abajo- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2013 - La Piragua- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2014 - Hoyo de Perez- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2015 - El Puerto- Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2016 - Batey- Built a Bridge
    2017 - La Estrancita - Built a Bridge
    2018 - San Felipe Abajo -  Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic
    2019 - Vaca Gorda - Built a Bridge – Established a Makeshift Clinic

REGISTRATION

Registration for the annual Belen Youth Missions Trip to the Dominican Republic will begin on Sunday, January 19, 2020 at 9 a.m.  

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BELEN JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL
500 SW 127th Avenue, Miami, FL 33184
phone: 305.223.8600 | fax: 305.227.2565 | email: webmaster@belenjesuit.org
Belen Jesuit Preparatory School was founded in 1854 in Havana, Cuba by Queen Isabel II of Spain.  The task of educating students was assigned to the priests and brothers of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits), whose teaching tradition is synonymous with academic excellence and spiritual discipline.  In 1961, the new political regime of Cuba confiscated the School property and expelled the Jesuit faculty.  The School was re-established in Miami the same year, and over the next decade, continued to grow.  Today, Belen Jesuit sits on a 30-acre site in western Dade County, only minutes away from downtown Miami.