St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral is a Melbourne landmark. Opposite Flinders Street station, it marks the entry to the city from the grand St Kilda Road boulevard. For 130 years, the current bluestone building has been the scene of many significant events in the life of the city. I was at the cathedral recently for my youngest son’s final year 12 Assembly.
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