Zoe, a couple of friends and myself went to York yesterday and we had the pleasure of joining John Sentamu in his prayers for peace in the Middle-East at 1pm. It was spectacularly unspectacular, but completely inspiring nevertheless. Although I know little of either, Sentamu's acts of peaceful protest remind me of Ghandi, and God knows we need more Ghandis!
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