I appreciate the recent letter by Roy N D'Silva dated 24th July "Catholics wants jobs" http://www.oheraldo.in/newscategory/Letters/13
I totally agree with what he has pointed out, that there are specific Catholic Ministers who have done practically nothing on providing Catholics with jobs. Whilst there are many Good Catholic Priests, there are also many others who act like marketing agents of corrupt politicians via the Pulpit, sharing the dias etc. I know of Catholics who were either denied of jobs in the Government sector or being pressurized to quit their jobs; mainly because they are unable to come up with the kickback amount being asked for, by the Catholic Minister in charge of the specific Government Department. These people have now migrated or in the process of doing so!! So may I ask who our real enemies are; perhaps we should ask ourselves this question before pointing fingers to others? > Arwin Mesquita, UAE > * * * IS YOURS one of the stories of Goans on board the S.S. Dwarka, or at the Strait of Hormuz, Basra or Bahrain, Dubai, Swindon, Mombasa, Poona or Rangoon? Selma Carvalho's new book *Into the Diaspora Wilderness* docks at many other ports. Get your copy from Broadways, Panjim [9822488564] Rs 295. P&p extra. http://selmacarvalho.squarespace.com/
