CPX In the Media

George Pell has gone from being one of the Catholic Church’s most powerful men to its most high-profile convicted paedophile. What legacy has he left behind?

On Tuesday 26 February, CPX Senior Fellow Barney Zwartz was interviewed by Ros Childs for ABC News about the conviction of Cardinal George Pell for child sexual abuse.

Pell’s legacy is still prominent in the Australian Catholic Church, especially among the bishops appointed to key dioceses who take the same view of Catholicism.

Billy Graham's crusade here saw more than 130,000 people brought into the Christian fold. His son will struggle to overcome his association with one man.

Only 24 per cent of teens believe God does not exist.

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