The Art of Service

Bartholomew O'Toole, Barrister.

Service becomes an art when we meet the reasonable needs of others with undivided attention and within our capacities, thereby awakening a deeper understanding of ourselves and those we serve. Bartholomew O'Toole will explore the meaning of service and discuss his findings in Service and invite contributions from the floor.

MacLaren Hall, 11–13 Mandeville Place, London W1U 3AJ Doors open 6:15pm complimentary tea and coffee Lecture begins 7:00pm — MacLaren Hall Questions 8:00pm. Lecture concludes 8:30pm (complimentary refreshments: wine and soft drinks) Depart 9:15pm.

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Bartholomew O'Toole

Barrister

Like many long-standing students in the School Bartholomew O'Toole has offered service from youth to adult life, to the School, family, friends, professional life, and other voluntary activity, and still finds time for sport and recreation. Married with two adult sons, he has been a practising barrister for over 40 years in all areas of serious crime, both defending and prosecuting. He is an active football referee, former Chairman of the Board of the Referees' Association, and voluntarily advises and represents football participants at internal disciplinary hearings.