Tag: Cardinal Pell
Monica Doumit: Clarity on court needed
Like many in the Church, the media and the legal profession, I was pretty stunned at last week’s decision to deny Cardinal George Pell’s...
Monica Doumit: Open courts point to the truth
As a general rule, Australian courts are committed to the principle of the public administration of justice. This is characterised by proceedings being conducted...
Monica Doumit: Not a time for outrage
“The Bishops are cowards. They are letting an innocent man stay locked up. They should raise their voices. They should march in the streets....
Vatican announces canonical investigation of Cardinal Pell
The day Australian Cardinal George Pell was jailed in Melbourne after being found guilty of child sexual abuse, the Vatican announced his case would...
Fr Frank Brennan SJ: The Pell Verdict
The suppression order in relation to Cardinal George Pell has been lifted. In December, a jury
of twelve of his fellow citizens found him guilty...
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Bishop Peter Elliott: St John Henry Newman, a true son of...
His long life spanned the nineteenth century. John Henry Newman was born in London in 1801 and died in Birmingham in 1890.
