Hell to pay in clash of cardinals
When George Pell started asking questions about Vatican finances, one thing was assured: one hell of a battle.
Cardinal Pell
We must follow Vatican money trail
Just when we thought George Pell’s legal episode had run its course, it has taken a new turn. For his sake, and for Victoria’s, we need answers.
Public entitled to know if outside influence used in attempt to destroy Pell
It might read like a Dan Brown novel, but it seems rumours of a plotting rival cardinal might be more than a conspiracy theory.
Pell office denies Vatican funding
George Pell’s office has denied he received any money from the Vatican to fund his legal defence against child sexual abuse allegations.
‘Vatican funds used to bribe Pell witnesses’
A senior Catholic cardinal is accused of using $1.14m to bribe witnesses to secure a sex abuse conviction against George Pell.
Nemesis gone, Pell flies back to Vatican
Cardinal George Pell flew out of Sydney to return to the Vatican on Tuesday night, days after his nemesis within the Catholic Church suddenly resigned.
Pell post-mortem ‘problematic’
Melissa Davey’s book about George Pell is undercooked. Four months between verdict and publication were not enough.
How I survived hell on earth
Cardinal George Pell reveals how he was spat on and abused by fellow prisoners while he was serving time in jail.
Pell contemplated giving up fight
Cardinal George Pell has revealed he was spat on and abused by fellow prisoners while serving time in jail.
Church condemns Pell case slurs
The Catholic Church has condemned a fake email campaign attacking the key witness in George Pell’s criminal case.
Pope acts on Pell financial reforms
Seen as vindication of the cardinal’s efforts, the Vatican’s feudal, sclerotic system is to be overhauled.
Media face trials over Pell
Journalists and media groups could face 13 separate trials over alleged reporting on the Cardinal.
Pell case exposes legal risk
The High Court has done everyone a favour.
Pursuit of Pell was a witch hunt
The cardinal should be compensated for his loss of freedom.
Scotland finds a novel use for blasphemy law
George Pell once sought an injunction in an attempt to prevent the display of an art work.
Pell case puts legal system on trial
The operation of the Victorian justice system should face a full review in the wake of the Pell case, according to the Coalition.
Will Rome stand by George Pell after latest shock?
Some of Pell’s closest supporters are deeply frustrated with the way they believe the child sex abuse royal commission has ‘gone after’ the cardinal.
Pell is just one of many who failed
That failure of men like George Pell to report child sex abuse remains a stain on church that can never be removed.
Pell ‘surprised’ by commission’s views
After unredacted royal commission chapters savaged George Pell, the Cardinal says some of the inquiry’s views ‘are not supported by evidence’.
Redacted Pell information to be released
Cardinal George Pell ‘does not expect to be troubled’ by royal commission redactions, but lawyers believe they will be unflattering.
Pell and the unforgiving glare
Someone had to pay for the many abuses of the Catholic Church … and there was Cardinal George Pell.
Pell and facts are victims of culture wars
If George Pell were not a conservative Catholic, would his left-wing critics have been so quick to condemn him without evidence?
Pell convicted over lack of empathy
In this age of public shaming and histrionics, the cardinal didn’t conform to the emotional script.
George Pell appeal judge’s shock admission
One of the two judges who upheld George Pell’s wrongful conviction stated publicly that he was not a criminal lawyer.
Dr Swan’s dire predictions flop
TV medico’s ‘primary school maths’ doesn’t add up; Plus the ABC goes oddly quiet on the George Pell front.
Ingrained attitudes put the Pell pursuit off course
From the first whiff of impropriety, it was near impossible for George Pell to receive a fair trial.
No Vice Patron role for Pell: Richmond
The former reserve ruckman will not get honorary role back despite his conviction for child sex abuse being overturned.
Pell witch-hunters: I don’t believe you
The day Cardinal George Pell was acquitted was the day the Fabians forgot the right to fair trial and went feral.
ABC’s Pell groupthink a sin against journalism
The national broadcaster was unanimous in its condemnation, yet it was wrong.
Criticism of Pell judges ‘disgraceful’
The association that represents the nation’s judiciary rejects criticism of the two judges who upheld George Pell’s wrongful conviction.
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