College promotes broad dialogue

The
Catholic Weekly
Online

Sydney
6 June 2004

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College promotes broad dialogue

ST Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill, will hold an information evening on Tuesday, June 8 at 7.30pm for parents and all members of the community who would like to know more about what the school offers in the education of young men of faith and learning.

The gates of the college are always open to members of the college family and to visiting guest speakers, as the school actively encourages students to engage broadly in dialogue concerning the issues of our world.

Recent guest speakers have included Ian Kiernan, chair of Clean Up Australia and Australian of the Year in 1994, NSW Democrat senator Aden Ridgeway and prominent broadcaster and author, George Negus.