The funeral for Cardinal Pell will be a chance for people of faith, Catholic and other faiths, to give our country's 'greatest Christian leader' a respectful farewell, says Sky News host Peta Credlin.
The funeral for Cardinal Pell will be a chance for people of faith, Catholic and other faiths, to give our country’s “greatest Christian leader” a respectful farewell, says Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“For the ABC, though, it will doubtless be another chance to peddle its anti-Catholic prejudice,” Ms Credlin said. “Religious bigotry is alive and well in this country, only now, it’s directed against people of faith, particularly Christians, rather than practiced by them.”
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