Vatican fortune stuffed in supermarket bags
Extraordinary new revelations show how George Pell helped quietly claim another scalp in the Vatican corruption scandal.
Cardinal Pell
Victorian case against Pell the greater scandal
There have been so many scandals involving the Vatican of late that a lot of people are confused about all this and whatever link there is to George Pell’s persecution.
Pell ‘a ticking time bomb’, says family
George Pell’s family has no complaints about his medical treatment in Rome’s Salvator Mundi Hospital and the autopsy report of his death.
Pell’s death ‘shrouded in mystery’: former Vatican auditor vows to get to the truth
Libero Milone, the only man left alive of the high-powered trio who launched Pope Francis’s reforms of the Holy See’s corrupt financial systems, reveals he made a heartfelt vow to George Pell while paying final respects at his coffin in Rome.
Sam Murphy’s accused murderer enlists top lawyer
One of the nation’s top legal minds, who previously represented George Pell, will run Patrick Stephenson’s defence.
Power behind what a liberal arts education could be
The late George Pell described James Power’s university as ‘a bright example of political incorrectness … dedicated to the study of Western Civilisation’.
Is there a crate of marble appendages in the Vatican’s cellars?
Before either the ailing Pope or your columnist dies, it seems timely to return to a lifelong interest of mine.
Victoria’s shame: police and justice system ‘broken’
Following the Lawyer X and George Pell debacles, many in the legal fraternity have completely lost faith in Victoria’s criminal justice system.
Pell’s will reveals parting gifts
George Pell left hundreds of thousands dollars in cash and shares in a will signed two months after it emerged he was under police investigation for child sexual abuse.
No one’s safe from car thieves – ask the judge
Peter Kidd, who assumed national prominence when he presided over George Pell’s sexual assault trial, has become a victim of street crime after thieves stole his taxpayer-funded car.
Abuse of power at core of church’s issues
The synod process heavily criticised by George Pell could hold the key to preventing a recurrence of ‘shocking’ historical sexual abuse, says Vatican’s most senior woman.
Pell thrived on conflict and it cost him dearly
George Pell was an old-style churchman who never shrank from a fight. But by the time of his death, he was no longer a team player.
Home town’s turn for farewell
Like many men of the cloth, George Pell often seemed to lack a permanent home. He loved Sydney, came from Ballarat and worked in Rome. Friday was Melbourne’s turn to say farewell.
Leaders lacked courage on Pell
All people of faith, Catholic and non-Catholic, deserved better.
Pell farewell and a moment of revelation
George Pell’s brother has accused a Catholic leader of ordering the late cardinal to back disgraced pedophile Gerard Ridsdale.
Abbott and archbishop lead tributes for a ‘lionheart’
Cardinal George Pell was farewelled in Sydney’s St Mary’s Cathedral on Thursday, with devout Catholics, treasured friends and powerful supporters in attendance.
Pell ‘our greatest Catholic … a saint for these times’
In his eulogy for George Pell, former prime minister Tony Abbott celebrates a wonderful life, a once-in-a-generation gathering and a rededication to the ideals the late Cardinal lived for.
Why Dutton went to George Pell’s funeral
Peter Dutton has explained why he attended the funeral service of controversial cardinal George Pell.
Abbott makes protest joke during eulogy
The former prime minister has poked fun at George Pell’s critics as protesters and mourners clashed over the cardinal’s legacy.
We felt so sorry for George, says Pell’s brother David
David Pell has condemned ‘fake Catholics’ who spoke out against his brother when he was in prison, urging them to ‘avoid mistruth’.
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