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Survivors say they no longer want to talk with Pell

Cardinal George Pell is set to be questioned by sex abuse victims' lawyers at the royal commission. (AAP)
Cardinal George Pell is set to be questioned by sex abuse victims' lawyers at the royal commission. (AAP) Source: AAP

Cardinal George Pell has continued to expose lies and cover-ups in the Catholic Church in his third day of evidence at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Australian abuse survivors are praising the commission for uncovering a picture of corruption and abuse within the Church through its questioning. They say they have given up on Cardinal Pell after hearing his evidence and are calling on the Pope for the future protection of children.


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Cardinal George Pell has continued to expose lies and cover-ups in the Catholic Church in his third day of evidence at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Australian abuse survivors are praising the commission for uncovering a picture of corruption and abuse within the Church through its questioning. They say they have given up on Cardinal Pell after hearing his evidence and are calling on the Pope for the future protection of children.



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