1. Building a Solid Foundation Iglesia de San Eugenio De Mazenod Colonia La Morita, Tijuana (Baja California Norte, Mexico) May 29-30, 2004

2. Catholic Mission Estimated 530 Miles from San Francisco to Tijuana. The mission is 10 miles from the U.S. Border

3. Building a Foundation From hard surfaced roads of the USA to dusty hilly dirt roads of Mexico.

4. In the Hills of Tijuana Mexico remains a poor country, it suffers from poverty and near- famine conditions. Most live in makeshift homes without bare necessities such as electricity or running water.

5. A bottle company Mothers hug their hungry children as they wait for fathers to return from low paying construction and factory jobs. Average wage is $6.00 US dollars a day or 60 pesos.

10. On the compound, additional buildings are used for classrooms, sleeping quarters and a Sister’s convent

11. Fr Dan (red cap) and Fernando

15. Pews are donated from a local SF bay area catholic church

17. This weekend’s work is completed by volunteers from ‘Mr. Garage Door Inc.’ and the Knights of Columbus

18. Mission House and Kitchen

26. Six wood garage doors builds a single structured building

28. From pouring water into a old toilet from a bucket into a hole in the floor

29. To new plumbing systems

32. “Dad, the job is not finished until the wall is painted” Joe

34. Kevin & Carlos repairing the chapel roof

35. Re-roofing the Chapel

37. Work completed this weekend, new roof for the chapel; built a new single structured building, installed four new plumbing systems and repaired leaks; added a new clinic and Dr Val saw 120 patients.

38. Joe and Joe

39. Sleeping quarters in the Mission House

40. Volunteer Service Eighteen strangers, friends, brothers, dads, sons unite to build a foundation of new friendships while building a foundation for the Mission

41. Fr Dan Crahen O.M.I.

43. See You Next Year The End To Contact Fr Dan Go To: www.danielcrahen.com