Good day Leaders, Colleagues, Brothers, and Sisters,
Al Seymour is right when he said, "On viewing
our scenic South Shore waters in ( Bermuda)on on a calm sunny day,
there is usually no sign of hidden dangers beneath the surface in the form of
undercurrents that have caught even strong swimmers off guard, and there have
been occasions when some have had to be rescued.
Although these dangerous undercurrents are generally
associated with rough seas, it is not uncommon for someone to fall victim to
the oceans beneath the surface pull, when everything appears to be quite
normal. We have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, which have
been enjoyed by Bermudians and visitors over the years. However, it would be
unwise for swimmers to move into deeper waters without being aware of the
ever-present undercurrent.
Despite progress over the years in many areas of our
business world and social activities, many Bermudians have an increasing
concern about what appears to be a growing trend of violent crime that often
has gunplay or knives involved, in what could be described as a social or
cultural undercurrent of our Bermudian infrastructure. If allowed to
continue, future generations could be confronted with unknown challenges when
it comes to security and safety."
To read more on this subject, go to; "Put a
stop to our children killing their cousins | The Royal Gazette: Bermuda Opinion
by myself. By God’s grace we can make a difference, and save a life.
http://www.royalgazette.com/opinion/article/20161021/put-stop-to-our-children-killing-their-cousins
http://www.royalgazette.com/opinion/article/20161021/put-stop-to-our-children-killing-their-cousins
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Chaplain Kevin Santucci
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