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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
World
Danica Coto and Anselm Gibbs

Suspended priest on tiny Caribbean island turns to music to make his voice heard

Gerard Paul is now using music to speak out on topics including Gaza - (AP)

A suspended Catholic priest from the tiny Caribbean island of Grenada has found a new pulpit in calypso music, using its rhythmic beats to voice his strong opinions on issues ranging from the conflict in Gaza to sexual abuse within the church.

Father Gerard Paul, a native of Grenada, is no longer permitted to conduct masses, funerals, weddings, or baptisms, following repeated criticisms of the church and its clergy.

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