Over a year and a half since Haiti's rampant gang violence upended her life, Philomene Dayiti longs for nothing more than leaving the Port-au-Prince church where she has taken refuge with hundreds of others and returning home. But with the country in the early days of a political transition and a gang-fighting international security mission just hitting the ground, it's uncertain how long the 65-year-old -- like hundreds of thousands of other displaced Haitians -- still has to wait. "The only thing I'm asking for: I'd like to go home, find a place to rest. I can't stay here indefinitely," she tells AFP recently at the crowded International Primitive Church. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES