On April 7, 1975, a sermon by the Very Reverend Harold Critchlow, published in the Barbados Advocate, warned of what he saw as a growing erosion of Christian values in Barbados. He criticized the increasing shift away from traditional Sunday observance, pointing to rising recreational activities and the commercialization of the day. Critchlow also raised concerns about the use of religion for political gain, particularly ahead of the 1976 general elections, urging leaders to act with integrity and sincerity. His message emphasized the importance of preserving moral foundations and separating faith from political manipulation—issues that continue to resonate in Barbadian society today.
There was a heated debate in the House of Assembly over school building funds.
Tensions rise as Police Drive Vendors into the Public Market
September 9th 1952