‘I was 8 when I first met Trevor Huddleston. It was in Johannesburg. My mother worked in a hostel for the blind. I was amazed. This tall cleric in flowing cassock, doffed his hat to my mother – that was a courtesy rarely extended to blacks by whites. I just wanted to thank God for this wonderful person who made us blacks realise that not all whites were the same.’
Archbishop Desmond Tutu
‘ … we are not truly free if we are taking away someone else’s freedom. To be free is not just to cast off one’s own chains but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.’
Nelson Mandela
