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19 July, 2004
19 July 2004Soldiers of the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment perform a sacred duty in a nation blessed by God. Or so says Defence Force Chaplain Fr Allan Ventour. Ucill Cambridge, of the Trinidad and Tobago Express, reports on Ventour's sermon, but fails to explore the implications for soldiers told, "'when God tells you what spirit you must have when carrying out your duty, you have to listen,'" or what such a holy mandate has meant for other armies in the past.
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