Catholic school hit with Nazi graffiti
Sydney’s Campion College was plastered with violent Nazi messages and swastikas over the summer break.
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The guilty verdict of Cardinal Angelo Becciu in a Vatican City courtroom came on an auspicious day – the 57th anniversary of the ordination of George Pell to the priesthood in St Peter’s Basilica in Rome.
Pope’s eviction of Cardinal a ‘denial of free speech’
Pope Francis removed Cardinal Burke from his apartment and salary after accusing him of using his privileges against the Church.
Pope Francis sacks American bishop
Pope Francis has sacked one of his most prominent critics in the Catholic Church in the US in a move that highlighted increasing tensions between the church’s liberal and traditional wings.
Cardinal Zen warns of church’s schism
Cardinals divided over same-sex blessings as sharp divisions emerge at Vatican synod.
Francis takes aim at US, climate sceptics
Pope Francis has taken aim at the US, ‘irresponsible’ Western lifestyles and fossil fuels in a new highly political document on climate change.
Women’s letter of outrage to Pope
Five alleged victims of Marko Rupnik say the papal pledges of ‘zero tolerance’ of sexual abuse are a hollow ‘PR campaign’.
Pope’s green decree a synod fire-starter
The new encyclical will be published on October 4 putting environmental and economic policy centre stage at the meeting.
Rinehart’s tomes of endearment
Australia’s first liberal arts tertiary education college, Campion College, in Sydney’s west, has named its new library after Gina Rinehart.
Vatican kowtows to Chinese communists
Pope Francis has bowed to the Chinese Communist Party, naming a new bishop for Shanghai, who was installed by China three months ago, without consulting the Vatican.
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