Sydney Archdiocese Doesn't Acknowledge Sham Trial Against Pell

St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Sydney, Australia, will keep a plaque of Cardinal George Pell celebrating his time as a Sydney archbishop after he was wrongly convicted of abuse, Australian media have reported.

The display honors past archbishops.

A diocesan spokesman said the Church has "no reason" to remove the plaque while the court dealt with an appeal process.

When Pell's spurious conviction was officially announced, hundreds flocked into St Marys Cathedral, where Pell was the archbishop for thirteen years.

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GTVisrockin

Feb 28, 2019

A divinely inspired move to keep the plaque, no doubt the tide against St Mackillop would have been the same, yet now she is a saint and so too will be Cardinal Pell. St Mary of the cross interceded for Cardinal Pell.

sunalos

Feb 28, 2019

Pray for this very holy Cardinal. He has been 'crucified' while the Vatican cronies (especially those in the bank) will be rubbing their hands together with glee. One hell of a sham trial indeed. Read the evidence tbswv to see how the whole 'abuse' was physically impossible to carry out.

tbswv

Feb 27, 2019

What do you mean "Sham trial"?
He was conviction on five sex crimes against children under the age of 16
Pell also committed sacrilege as his crime took place in his cathedral sacristy
while vested for mass.

paul grech

Feb 27, 2019

He was unjustly convicted by a typical kangaroo court similar to the sanhedrin. The evidence given was not only made up by a sick mind but was intrinsically improbable if not impossible and contradictory in detail. This was preceded by years of biased media coverage which made sure that Pell be seen as an ogre and could in no way be given a fair trial.

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