His Lordship, Bishop Gabriel Malzaire, is encouraging people to pledge their support to the Dominica Catholic Radio station as it holds its annual radiothon this weekend.
The Radiothon is expected to be held from 2pm – 5pm on Sunday 8th March.
“We are asking people to pledge their support for the Radiothon, for the functioning of the radio, so that the good news can be brought to our people out there,” he told Dominica News Online (DNO) during an interview recently. “The radio, despite the fact that it is such a beautiful instrument to bring out a message, we need monies to run it.”
Bishop Malzaire continued, “We should be never tired of preaching the good news in season and out of season, and this is the function that the radio seeks to carry.”
He added, “We would not like to have to close it down because of financing.”
Members of the public are invited to call 440-7983 / 440-7984 / 440-7985 to make their pledge.
The radiothon will also be carried live via DBS radio on 88.1 FM, Vibes Radio on 99.5 FM, www.domincacatholicadio.org and on Facebook.
What is wrong with this guy? No go get your own money or go to Skerrit.
No money for you. Go away
Bishop appeals for support of and for our Catholic Radio Station radiothon”. I concur fully and as committed and dedicated worshipers, We must come forward to fulfil this task that belongs to us under the leadership of our trusted Bishop Malzaire, and his Dominica Team, who operate in their respective functions as Technical people, broadcasters and those n the field gathering the relevant news that we are able to hear and be knowledgeable of the faith activities taking lace in our respective parishes al over Dominica. Come Ye Forward Sons and daughters of this beautiful God of ours, who continues to guide us through our prayers and commitments. This is our project and we must be open to it and help in its operations with our dedicated Team led by our Bishop Malzaire.
Come ye forward sons and daughters towards this religious medium that it represents us, our families fully, including our people who reside overseas would want to listen to our home programmes on our Religious Radio…
Somebody please tell the bishop that the reason the station is BROKE is because the country is BROKES. We doh have money to give, lend or donate sir! Simple commonsense! Toneah
! What part of BROKES you don’t overstand!
If people (not me because I done with the catholic church because of you) had money I believe those beedow would have donated to the church reconstruction and radio station. No money means less in the collection plate, nothing to donate and in some cases decrease in church service attendance because no food and no clothes. The country BROKES like hell. Our students in foreign don’t even know how they going to pay their bills for last month because stipends are delayed in most cases. So Mr. Malzaire STOP begging because we cant draw water from stone. Yes, the stone dry economy people like you helped put us in. Again, the country BROKES so we cant help!