Abuse-Hoax Turns Into Open Persecution: Innocent Cardinal Pell Will Be Imprisoned On Wednesday
The falsely convicted Cardinal George Pell will be remanded into custody after a plea hearing on Wednesday. Pell is likely to be sentenced in the fortnight after that hearing, reports TheAge.com.au …More
The falsely convicted Cardinal George Pell will be remanded into custody after a plea hearing on Wednesday.
Pell is likely to be sentenced in the fortnight after that hearing, reports TheAge.com.au (February 26).
He has always and vigorously maintained his innocence that became clear during the trial.
There is overwhelming evidence that Pell cannot have committed the crimes he was convicted for - even if he had wanted to do so.
All the witnesses have confirmed that abusing children on a Sunday in the sacristy of Melbourne Cathedral after Mass would have been impossible. People who were near Pell testified that no abuse had happened. To no avail.
Pell's mendacious accuser asked the media “not to reveal my identity.”
The Vatican issued a statement (February 26) reiterating their “utmost respect" for the [corrupt] Australian judicial authorities but are waiting for the outcome of the appeal.
Picture: George Pell, © Mazur/catholicnews.org.uk, CC BY-SA, #newsXqdscnjhpr
Pell is likely to be sentenced in the fortnight after that hearing, reports TheAge.com.au (February 26).
He has always and vigorously maintained his innocence that became clear during the trial.
There is overwhelming evidence that Pell cannot have committed the crimes he was convicted for - even if he had wanted to do so.
All the witnesses have confirmed that abusing children on a Sunday in the sacristy of Melbourne Cathedral after Mass would have been impossible. People who were near Pell testified that no abuse had happened. To no avail.
Pell's mendacious accuser asked the media “not to reveal my identity.”
The Vatican issued a statement (February 26) reiterating their “utmost respect" for the [corrupt] Australian judicial authorities but are waiting for the outcome of the appeal.
Picture: George Pell, © Mazur/catholicnews.org.uk, CC BY-SA, #newsXqdscnjhpr
I am an 'aussie' and I'm saddened by the result[s] of the"Pell case" not because of the verdict itself-that is the purview of the courts, from a legal perspective my opinion counts for nought- saddened for the man himself. If he is in need of forgiveness, may God speedily dispense his mercy to him. If not, then may God support him in this terrible ordeal[s] that lie ahead. Looking for someone to …More
I am an 'aussie' and I'm saddened by the result[s] of the"Pell case" not because of the verdict itself-that is the purview of the courts, from a legal perspective my opinion counts for nought- saddened for the man himself. If he is in need of forgiveness, may God speedily dispense his mercy to him. If not, then may God support him in this terrible ordeal[s] that lie ahead. Looking for someone to blame, i.e. the left wing media, is not helpful, nor are the comments from other bloggers that perceive Cdl. Pell as a some martyr wrongfully convicted. Such extremes of for and against the verdict do little if anything, to help the man himself nor indeed his alleged victims. Whatever the final outcome- he has lodged an appeal against the verdict- He surely is in need of our prayers and again, let us not overlook the alleged victim[s] they too need our prayers.