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Salvation Army: “Nothing has changed”
Proceedings continued yesterday on the Case Study 10 hearings by the Australian Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse into the Salvation Army (Eastern Territory), with a focus mainly on how the Salvation Army responded to abuse allegations, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aletha Blayse, Alkira, Andre Cox, Australian royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse, ‘Commissioner’ Condon, Case Study 10, Commissioner’ James Condon, FE, Gestapo, James Condon, Jim Luthy, Lewin Blazevich, Lewis Blayse, Ralph Doughty, Royal Commission Case Study 10, Salvation Army, Salvation Army (Eastern Territory), Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal, Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal 2014, Salvos, Sir William Booth, The Brisbane Times, The Reluctant Cannibal
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Financial and Association Disclosure (Or: What? Me Compromise?)
Just in case the question is asked, this site will always remain totally independent. It is operated by an individual, with no formal ties to any organisation, but does have sympathy with the objectives of many. It has never sought, … Continue reading
Aspinall’s Underlings (Or: Not My Bishops’ Keeper)
George Pell routinely deflects questions about his priests by claiming he has no power over clergy outside his diocese, and also none over religious orders (which report directly to Rome). This has been very useful for him. So too, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Archbishops, Anglican Church, Anglican Primate Phillip Aspinall, Archbishop Glenn Naunton Davies, Archbishop Jeffery William Driver, Archbishop Philip Leslie Freier, Archbishop Roger Adrian Herft, Aspinall defence, Australian royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse, Bishop of Grafton, Cardinal George Pell, George Pell, Lewin Blazevich, Lewis Blayse, Phillip Aspinall
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A Close Look at Anglican Primate Phillip Aspinall (Or: Teflon Wears Off Eventually)
Image: Christa and Phillip Aspinall and Phillip and Merle Newell (Photo: Rene Marcel, Diocese of Brisbane; http://www.tasmaniananglican.com/ta200512-23/) Phillip Aspinall, head of the Anglican Church in Australia, is very much smarter than his Catholic counterpart, George Pell. For a start, Aspinall … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Church, Australian Anglican Church, Australian royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse, Bishopsbourne, Cardinal George Pell, Chief Justice of Queensland’s Supreme Court, confessionals, Director of Anglican Education Peta Smith, George Pell, Lewin Blazevich, Lewis Blayse, Peta Smith, Phillip Aspinall, Phillip Newell, statue of limitations
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George Goes to Turkey, Again and Again …. (Or: Peak Season)
Cardinal George Pell of Australia has been staying for some time at his Roman holiday home, the palatial $30 million “Domus Australia, getting in, according to press reports, some serious “reading”, among other things. Last month, he took time off … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian royal commission into institutional response to child sexual abuse, Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge, Cardinal George Pell, Catholic Cardinal George Pell, Domus Australia, Dr Dan White, George Pell, Harvest Pilgrimages, Harvest Tours, Julia Gillard, Lewin Blazevich, Lewis Blayse, Lieut. Colonel Brian Hood, Mark Coleridge, Pastor Lee Joesten, Pope, Salvation Army, World Youth Day
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