Justice & Advocacy
“What happened on Saturday at the ballot box, and how we see the value of a free press within our democracy, may shape not just the country’s political future — but the survival of a free press that can hold that future to account,” says Dr Kasun Ubayasiri as World Press Freedom Day was commemorated on election day
Films & TV
“Winslet’s Oscar-deserving performance anchors the film, making Lee a poignant exploration of a heroic woman whose contributions to both art and history deserve greater recognition,” says Jonathan Sargeant from St Francis College
“Yet, whilst the young woman’s friend will not be remembered at a funeral, other than through the short funeral-like service we created during our simple ceremony of lighting a candle and saying a prayer, the fact that she was able to share his story with me, and the value she placed on his friendship and love, serves as a reminder that those who the mainstream might label as hopeless are valuable contributors to the lives of those who truly know them,” says The Very Rev’d Dr Peter Catt
“Where I am today, however, is in no small measure thanks to the attitudes and principles instilled by All Saints Anglican School — I am so grateful to have been fortunate enough to attend a school that supports and encourages students in all facets of learning,” says Fenlan Miller, former All Saints Anglican School student, anglican focus intern and St John’s College resident
Foreign correspondent and academic Professor Peter Greste, who spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail, will be the guest speaker at the annual St John’s Cathedral charity lunch on 14 May
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