Barbadians need to move away from the “male bashing” and take a new direction concerning fathers, says Canon Noel Titus.
While delivering his Father’s Day sermon yesterday at St Mary’s Anglican Church, Bridgetown, he frowned on the “continued” assault on males.
“We have been less than helpful with the continued male bashing,” he told the congregation.
“The time has come to see what exists and what needs to be done. There needs to be a new direction to focus on how fathers are coping in society.”
Here left to right, member of the Bureau of Gender Affairs, Grattan Worrell, social work intern Michael Waterman and chairman of the Men’s Education Support Association, Ralph Boyce, were among this group of men receiving special blessings from Canon Dr Noel Titus.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
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