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Religion, repentance and refugees

27 June 2018

4:09 PM

27 June 2018

4:09 PM

Tonight, in the national capital, Brian Douglas, the Rector of St Mark’s Anglican Church at Manuka and the Archdeacon on South Canberra, has invited all the members of the Commonwealth Parliament to attend a Service of Repentance for Australia’s treatment of asylum seekers.

Many have publicly rejected the invitation, including Liberal Senator for Tasmania Eric

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