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By Dr Selwyn R. Cudjoe May 03, 2021 The headline read: It was a bloody weekend across Trinidad and Tobago . The news story announced: From Friday night into yesterday, eight people were killed, pushing the murder toll for the year so far to 113. Victims were found dead in St James, Arima, La Horquetta, Valencia, Curepe, Embacadere, Tunapuna and Petit Valley. ( Express, April 26.) Two more people may have been murdered on that weekend. All victims were black. There is no evidence that the murderers were black. However, all of these murders took place in black communities which suggests that there might be a lot of pain in those communities. The question remains: what can we do to relieve these communities of this constant trauma of hurt and ineffable loss? ....
May 03, 2021 The headline read: “It was a bloody weekend across Trinidad and Tobago”. The news story announced: “From Friday night into yesterday, eight people were killed, pushing the murder toll for the year so far to 113. Victims were found dead in St James, Arima, La Horquetta, Valencia, Curepe, Embacadere, Tunapuna and Petit Valley.” (Express, April 26.) Two more people may have been murdered on that weekend. All victims were black. There is no evidence that the murderers were black. However, all of these murders took place in black communities which suggests that there might be a lot of pain in those communities. The question remains: what can we do to relieve these communities of this constant trauma of hurt and ineffable loss? ....
Archbishop tells Siparia worshippers of domestic violence pandemic Archbishop Jason Gordon. Photo by Sureash Cholai JUST as most people are observing the covid19 protocols, Archbishop Jason Gordon is calling on the nation to also pay attention to the pandemics of domestic violence and gang violence if they want to make this country a better place to live in. “We have to build a culture of peace in Trinidad and Tobago (starting) from the little child up,” Archbishop Gordon said during Mass on Sunday at the La Divina Pastora church in Siparia. “Many times, what happens in domestic violence could have been averted if sometime earlier in that person’s life, they learned how to deal with the difficult emotions and learned how to express disagreement and learned how to deal with the powerlessness in a way that is healthy and respects the dignity of other people.” ....
Archbishop tells citizens stop being 'wayward sheep' cnc3.co.tt - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cnc3.co.tt Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.