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Sky News’ favourite college opens Cardinal George Pell hall

George Pell · Sydney

Sky News’ favourite college opens Cardinal George Pell hall

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Campion College, a small institution in western Sydney, is a safe space for conservatives.Read Article

Wait for Vatican white smoke fires up social media

George Pell · Vatican City

Wait for Vatican white smoke fires up social media

44% Left coverage: 25 sources

Hype has been building on social media around the Catholic Church's secretive, centuries-old tradition of conclaves to elect a new pope, animating users from the White House on down.See the Story

After Pope Francis is laid to rest, focus turns to cardinals' Vatican conclave

Benedict XVI · Vatican City

After Pope Francis is laid to rest, focus turns to cardinals' Vatican conclave

44% Right coverage: 61 sources

Pope Francis was laid to rest in a private burial at the Basilica of Saint Mary Major on Saturday after a funeral Mass and procession attended by some 400,000 people. Cardinals will meet within days for a conclave to elect a new pontiff, sparking fevered speculation about how the next pope will guide the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.See the Story

Dutton’s call for a public sex offenders register a desperate ploy but a good idea

Peter Dutton may have finally got something right in a difficult election campaign. Photo: Michelle Kroll. After a disastrous election campaign, Peter Dutton’s call for a national sex offenders register two weeks before polling day might seem cynical and desperate. But it’s also a worthwhile idea in a country that has long prioritised the privacy of criminals ahead of the safety of our children. If a convicted child rapist was going to spend tim…Peter Dutton · Australia See the Story

Convicted cardinal demands to be part of conclave to choose new pope, setting up Vatican standoff

41% Center coverage: 71 sources

By Christopher Lamb and Lauren Said-Moorhouse, CNN Rome (CNN) — A cardinal convicted of financial crimes by the Vatican is claiming he can take part in the forthcoming conclave despite being listed as a “non-elector.” Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu, once one of the most powerful figures in the Vatican, was ordered by Pope Francis in 2020 to resign the “rights and privileges” of a cardinal after he became embroiled in a Vatican financial scandal…Pope Francis See the Story

Cardinal in Australia's swift rise to youngest man electing the new pope

Coverage: 4 sources

Mykola Bychok is the youngest cardinal in the Catholic Church and the only one with a link to Australia. He will join the conclave to elect a new pope.George Pell · Melbourne See the Story

St George Pell? Now that would be a miracle

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The late cardinal George Pell has been credited with interceding to save the life of a little boy. But a sign of Pell’s humanity was always the mystery many of us were looking for while he lived.George Pell · Australia See the Story

Archbishop Credits Cardinal Pell’s Intercession for Miraculous Survival of Arizona Toddler

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

Alexey Gotovskiy/CNA Cardinal George Pell. Hamilton told Australian media that the family had met the late cardinal when he visited Phoenix in December 2021 during a book tour.George Pell See the Story

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