1. Summary

2. Introduction:The Church as a Family

3. THE MANY FUNCTIONS OF THE CHURCH
   • Recuperative Role
   • Protective Role
   • Communicative Role
   • Role of Teaching Temperance, Social and Personal Restraint
   • Supportive Role
   • Preventive Role
   • Educative Role
   • Role at Preserving the Values of the Society
   • A Factor of Human Transcendance

4. Conclusion:  Present Day's Importance of the Church and its Relationship with the Technical Progress

I feel somewhat guilty to have forgotten the Church in mywritings. In this text, I recognize to owe much to the Church that has been for me a fountain of proudness and of courage during my lifetime
   I ask also the reader to pardon me for the shortness of it. Like lightning, Indeed, I got the inspiration. I wanted also it to follow my first text on the bioevolution which title is A New Technology Based on the Evolution Theory of the Living Beings, its Implications for Haiti.
   For I do not think that the evolution of the living beings is the untruth, and I doubt much that he theory that stems from it can, in any way, be a danger to the stability of theChurch. The latter has such an important function in our world that a sane mind can hardly imagine a society withouth it.
   Finally, I dedicate this text to all my ex-teachers particularly the catholic brothers of Jn Mie de la Menais at St Louis de Gonzague, the Jesuit fathers at Jn de Brebeuf, to my friends and acquaintances, the pastors Basin, Julsaint, Datus, Gorsuch, Sola, Delicence (also a statitician), Tribie and Aldamar (also economists), to Father Mathelier and to elders Alderfer and Todd. I should not forqet either those courageous educators and worshippers who are Melle Renee Lafontant, Melle Winsome Tapper, Mme Gerard Baez, Mme Agathe Bonhomme and Melle Jeanine Etienne, and the Shanons, those fervent Jehovah witnesses.