Jim Carty SM as Keynote speaker for the 2012 Association for Practical Theology in Oceania (APTO) introduces a "narrative that stirs our hearts". He tells the stories of the victims of racial and religious persecution in our day; of the experience of the people interned on Christmas Island and Nauru. He narrates the history of the exiled Mandaean religious community. Part A begins the heart-rending real-life stories of persons seeking a place of safety - Australia. Jim Carty raises vital questions relating to cruelty and an absence of understanding of the meaning of humanity. It is profoundly significant for justice and peace, and the well-being of all people. It has particular relevance for Australian politics.

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