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Late Australian cardinal's funeral sparks Sydney protests
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Protesters denounced late Australian cardinal George Pell for his "bigoted" views on Thursday, as the Catholic Church remembered his "remarkable legacy"
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Police ask court to ban protest at Cardinal's Sydney funeral
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Late Australian cardinal's funeral sparks Sydney protests
The funeral for Cardinal George Pell is on Thursday in Sydney. Australian police are asking a judge to ban demonstrators from protesting at the funeral.
Australia's Catholic Church held a prayer vigil as late cardinal and Vatican power broker George Pell lay in state Wednesday, as sexual abuse survivors protested his legacy.
Mourners are paying their respects to Cardinal George Pell who lies in state in a Sydney cathedral as police seek a court order to prevent protesters from disrupting his funeral.
By Alasdair Pal and Renju Jose SYDNEY (Reuters) -Mourners and protesters faced off in Sydney on Thursday at the funeral service for Australian Cardinal
A former Australian prime minster and George Pell's brother have praised the deceased Catholic cardinal at a ceremony in Sydney. Meanwhile, protesters critical of his legacy gathered outside.
Protesters denounced late Australian cardinal George Pell for his "bigoted" views on Thursday, as the Catholic Church remembered his "remarkable legacy"
“As I heard the chant ‘Cardinal Pell should go to Hell,’ I thought, ‘Ah ha! At least they now believe in the afterlife!’ Perhaps this is St. George Pell’s first miracle,” former Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
Protesters yelled slogans denouncing Pell, whose sexual abuse conviction was overturned, while supporters said he was the victim of a campaign to punish him regardless of his guilt.
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