The prince : faith, abuse and George Pell / David Marr.
Series: Quarterly essay (Melbourne, Vic.) ; issue 51 (2013).Publication details: Collingwood, Vic. : Black Inc., 2013.Description: 124 pages ; 24 cmISBN:- 9781863956161 (paperback) :
- QE 51 2013 [Running title]
- Pell, George
- Pell, George, 1941-
- Pell, George, 1941-
- Pell, George, 1941-
- Catholic Church -- Bishops
- Catholic Church -- Australia -- Australia -- Bishops
- Catholic Church -- Australia
- Catholic Church -- Australia
- Catholic Church -- Australia -- Bishops -- Biography
- Catholic Church -- Australia
- Catholic Church -- Australia -- Bishops -- Biography
- Catholic Church -- Australia -- Bishops -- Biography
- Child sexual abuse by clergy -- Australia
- Confessors -- Australia -- Biography
- Australian
- Roman Catholic Church
- Biography & autobiography
- Australian
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| Item type | Home library | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item reserves | |
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| Magazine | Melbourne Athenaeum Library | QE51 -- 2013 / 51 | Sep 2013 | Available | The prince by David Marr | 054654 |
Cover title.
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes correspondence : Rebecca Huntley, Michaela McGuire, Rachel Nolan, Sara Dowse, Angela Shanahan, Helen Razer, Sylvia Lawson, Anna Goldsworthy.
George Pell: leader of the Catholic Church in Australia, confessor to Tony Abbott. David Marr: the nation?s leading biographer and investigative journalist. Cardinal George Pell is the most prominent Catholic leader in Australia at a time when the Church?s handling of sexual abuse is being closely investigated. In Quarterly Essay 51, David Marr investigates the character and actions of George Pell: how does he wield his authority? How did he rise to prominence? How has he handled abuse claims in the past? What is the source of his authority? How deep does his political influence go? This will be a news-breaking and definitive portrait of Pell, at a time of maximum tension and scrutiny for both him and the church. Following up the explosive Political Animal, Marr?s essay is certain to be one of the most discussed pieces of writing of the year.
Tertiary/Undergraduate, General.
