Is it too much to hope that in our multicultural society there might still be found space for the culture that gave us Notre Dame, Bach, free speech and Izzy Folau?
On Good Friday I heard Bach’s Toccata and Fugue played on the Notre Dame organ. J. S. Bach, who said of this 12th century cathedral,’Our debt to you remains eternal’.
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