by PAUL COLLITS – CARDINAL George Pell wasn’t initially sure of his priestly vocation as a youth. He had a solid academic career beckoning, as well as a solid football contract inked in. He chose the priesthood, and, by George, it cost…
by PAUL COLLITS – IN A country town parish in NSW’s Blue Mountains, one quietly observes the congregation. There is only one Sunday Mass, so a quick census is straightforward. Apart from the obvious eighty or ninety per cent who have white…
by PAUL COLLITS – AS BILLIONS of Christians celebrate the holiest of weeks, leading up to Easter, the head of the Catholic Church seems more focused on slandering those who struggle with his extreme social views. If ever there was a world…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT MUST be God’s sense of irony that has delivered us the very worst Pope at the time of our greatest need for clarity and spine. We have been delivered a pontiff lacking any commitment to push back…
THE Catholic Church is in danger of again splitting in two as Pope Francis prods his unwilling flock in a “damning” direction. The irrepressible analyst of all things Roman Catholic, Damian Thompson, recently described the Church as having split into what are,…
by PAUL COLLITTS – THERE are a number of potential explanations for an allegedly conservative NSW Premier presiding over a government that isn’t remotely conservative. One is that Dominic Perrottet is ruled by the Leftist Moderate Faction and its unelected lobbyist-controllers, and…
THE former education minister who pushed radical gender theory onto young children has cast judgement on the head of the Catholic Church calling the Pope’s own actions “diabolical”.
Former NSW National Party MP Adrien Piccoli shared his views on ABC-TV after Cardinal George Pell was released from prison on April 7. Pell had his sexual assault convictions overturned by the High Court.
