Tag: Cardinal Pell
Catholics should debate issues, not debase each other, cardinal says
Increasingly bitter polarisation is a problem, said Cardinal Pell in a recent interview.
Fr Frank Brennan: Anatomy of a travesty
A case that should never have happened
It’s time to declare that George Pell is innocent of the preposterous charges he faced in the County...
Dr Kevin Donnelly: The Thought Police have not yet finally conquered
The American academic and author Camille Paglia in her book Free Women Free Men published in 2017 provides a scathing condemnation of “the plague...
Questions intensify over money flow
Mystery remains over some Vatican funds, says senator, while investigations continue.
“Cardinal Pell’s case could happen to anyone” says Quadrant Editor
Within the ideological imperatives that prevail today, any one of us could become a George Pell
Cardinal Pell’s Prison Journal: The Quiet Heart of the Storm
Unmistakably Australian and unmistakably Christian. The Journal is a master-class in forgiveness as a willed state, always under siege, and only achieved by grace.
Exposing the truth in the persecution of Cardinal Pell
The atmosphere in Australia toward Cardinal Pell prior to and during his persecution was sufficiently toxic for any injection of foreign funds to facilitate a prosecution
Vatican Cleaning house: Pope forges ahead with reform after Cardinal’s ouster
Vatican financial procedures took a surprising turn of events with the forced resignation of Cardinal Angelo Becciu
Victorian MP urges Cardinal Pell inquiry
Victorian MP sparks a fresh call to investigate the events from arrest to final appeal.
Cardinal Pell rejects redacted statements
Royal Commission views are "not supported" by evidence said the cardinal in a statement.
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