Belize Independence Day

Posted by Kacie Emmerson

September 20, 2024

Happy Independence Day, Belize! On Sept. 21, we celebrate the vibrant culture, rich history, and the beautiful spirit of the Belizean people.

3 Comments

  1. Brenda Gonzales

    Happy Independence Day to all my Belizean friends. What a difference you have made in my life! 🇧🇿

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  2. Sister Margaret Lillian Davenport, SCN

    Happy Independence Day to all our SCNs and people of Belize! I treasure the memories of the
    summer of 1978 when I was able to be in San Ignacio to teach remedial reading
    to a group of school students and have Bible study with some of the parishioners in
    the evenings. That summer was very happy and unforgettable in my life!
    Many thanks for all you shared with me during that special time.

    All blessings to you all, each and every one!!! Sister Margaret Lillian Davenport, SCN

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  3. Maria Brocato

    How wonderful it would be to be in Belize tomorrow to celebrate!

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