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Aus. Anglican Bishop uses his Easter message to urge re-think on abolishing suspended sentences

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Kendall Harmon

One of Tasmania’s leading religious leaders has used his Easter message to criticise one of the new Government’s key reforms.

The Anglican Bishop John Harrower has urged the government not to scrap suspended sentences, saying there is too much focus on locking up criminals rather than rehabilitating them.

Reverend Harrower today urged the congregation at St. David’s Cathedral to show compassion and love towards all.

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