Fr Williams: Poverty a human curse
- Published on Apr 16, 2017, 11:47 pm AST
- By Michelle Loubon
michelle.loubon@trinidadexpress.com
‘God is active’: Fr Carl Williams, Interim Rector of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Port of Spain.
Fr Carl Williams, Interim Rector at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Port of Spain, said “the Easter story is a story of justice”, while also lamenting that “poverty is a human curse”.
Williams made the comments while delivering the Great Easter Vigil at All Saints Church, Newtown, on Gloria Saturday.
The theme was “Alleluia—Raised From The Dead”.
Among those officiating at the service were deacons Carlisle Pemberton and Eric Drew, while former Port of Spain mayor Murchison Brown was among the congregation.
Readings were taken from Genesis Chapter 1 and King David’s Psalms 136 and 114. The canticle was taken from The Song of Moses and there were readings from Paul’s Epistle Romans 6 and the Gospel of Matthew 28.
Williams made the comments while delivering the Great Easter Vigil at All Saints Church, Newtown, on Gloria Saturday.
The theme was “Alleluia—Raised From The Dead”.
Among those officiating at the service were deacons Carlisle Pemberton and Eric Drew, while former Port of Spain mayor Murchison Brown was among the congregation.
Readings were taken from Genesis Chapter 1 and King David’s Psalms 136 and 114. The canticle was taken from The Song of Moses and there were readings from Paul’s Epistle Romans 6 and the Gospel of Matthew 28.
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