Tag Archives: The Pope

Shared Lawyers (Or: An Oldie But a Goodie)

Posted on February 19, 2013 by lewisblayse

The “Melbourne Response” was a Catholic Church protocol set up by Australia’s only Cardinal, George Pell at the end of the last century to deal with sex abuse claims against clergy there. It was headed by Mr Peter O’Callaghan (pictured … Continue reading →

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The First Question (Or: In the Beginning, There Was the Word)

Posted on February 15, 2013 by lewisblayse

Whichever papabili gets up, the first question from the media throng can only be: “So, Mr Pope, whatcha gonna do about your perverts?” TOMORROW: A first look at the Boy Scouts That’s all I can say Lewis Blayse (né Lewin … Continue reading →

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