Foxy,
Pell was found not guilty on appeabl, or didn’t you know that?

Hi Paul,

For anyone interested in the history of Catholicism
in Australia they don't have to believe my personal
childhood experiences or those of my husband.

There is such a wide range of material out there.

From a variety of books, written by people like
Paul Collins, historian, broadcaster and writer. A
Catholic priest for 33 years with a Master's Degree
in Theology from Harvard to Catholic priest and
historian Edmund Campion.

Then there's films like "The Devil's Playground."
The satirical play on the Christian Brothers that
brought the house down in Melbourne, and much, much
more.

However, I am slowly learning that on this forum it is
wise and best not to provoke or engage with people whose
minds are already made up on any given subject. Especially
controversial subjects like, a Voice for Our Indigenous
People, the Queen, the Monarchy, the Republic, Religion,
Sexual Orientation, and Cardinal Pell's guilt or innocence,
to mention just a few. Best to let sleeping dogs lie as they
say.

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Foxy,
Pell was found not guilty, but that was only by the High Court of Australia, so I guess we should bow to Foxy’s greater experience.

Kudos Is Mise

mhaze said-

CM, when SR tells you your observation is 'thick', you can be pretty sure you're on the mark. Especially when he offers not the slightest attempt at evidence to support his derision.

Answer- Thanks mhaze. I think I agree with your summation. Always good to hear your views mhaze.

Foxy,
From the depths of your wealth of knowledge perhaps you could explain why Catholic schools would accept Protestant children if association with non-Catholics was not allowed.
My old school, Benedict College, Auburn, NSW, had Protestant students when I attended it in the 1940s.
Today it counts Muslims among the students.