On Friday 28 January 2022, at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne, many of Australia’s religious leaders will come together to launch #SetThemFree, a campaign calling on Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese to work together to release refugees and asylum seekers currently in detention.
Friday 28 January 2022 St. Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne
This coming Friday (28 January), many of Australia’s religious leaders will come together to launch #SetThemFree, a campaign calling on Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese to work together to release refugees and asylum seekers currently in detention.
You are warmly invited to attend this campaign launch at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday 28 January 2022.
At this event you will hear from Reverend Tim Costello, and view for the first time, #SetThemFree, a short film from acclaimed director Richard Keddie (Ride Like a Girl, Oddball, Little Fish).
The #SetThemFree campaign is a multi-faith initiative supported by many faith leaders from across Victoria with Rev Tim Costello as its spokesperson.
The Brotherhood of St Laurence strongly endorses the call to release the refugees and asylum seekers being held in detention and proudly supports the launch of the #SetThemFree campaign through its media co-ordination role.
Event Details
Date: Friday 28 January 2022
Time: 9:30am arrival for a 10am start
Venue: St. Paul’s Cathedral
Address: Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000
RSVP: Please confirm your attendance by Thursday 27 January 2022 by emailing Danielle D’Souza at danielle.dsouza@bsl.org.au or calling 0402 054 411.
COVID-Safe Requirements
The health and safety of all attendees is of the utmost importance.
Please be aware double vaccination status will be required for all visitors when attending this event, and you will be required to present proof of your COVID-19 vaccination upon check-in.
Face masks are required to be worn inside at all times, except where a medical exemption applies.
For more information see St Paul’s Cathedral
