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In Dajabón, Dominican Republic, the National Police celebrated a morning Eucharist on Wednesday in honor of Saint Jude Thaddeus, the patron saint of the institution. The Mass was held at the parish of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, where the priest urged police officers to pause and reflect before using firearms, citing ongoing controversies surrounding the so‑called “29” shooting exchanges. He reminded attendees that each victim has a family and a community behind them, and encouraged them to turn to God, whose power he said surpasses that of a pistol. The priest also praised Police Department Commander Wellington Ventura for the smooth conduct of the city’s patronal celebrations. He noted that the festivities proceeded without incident—a rarity in recent years—and commended the officers under Ventura’s command for maintaining order and ensuring public safety. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
In Dajabón, Dominican Republic, the National Police celebrated a morning Eucharist on Wednesday in honor of Saint Jude Thaddeus, the patron saint of the institution. The Mass was held at the parish of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, where the priest urged police officers to pause and reflect before using firearms, citing ongoing controversies surrounding the so‑called “29” shooting exchanges. He reminded attendees that each victim has a family and a community behind them, and encouraged them to turn to God, whose power he said surpasses that of a pistol. The priest also praised Police Department Commander Wellington Ventura for the smooth conduct of the city’s patronal celebrations. He noted that the festivities proceeded without incident—a rarity in recent years—and commended the officers under Ventura’s command for maintaining order and ensuring public safety.
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