A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone, either an individual or an organisation, who can make financial and personal decisions for you (stepping into your shoes as a substitute decision maker) and support you to give effect to your decisions. The process involves you (‘the principal’) appointing someone else (‘the attorney’) to this role.

Topic: Opportunities and Challenges facing the Catholic Church in Myanmar Cardinal Bo will speak to us on his promotion of multi-faith dialogue, together with his commitment to the welfare of the struggling and oppressed minorities. He will cover the current cultural and political situation facing Myanmar.