Cardinal George Pell is one of the most well-known leaders of the Roman
Catholic Church. Appointed Archbishop of Melbourne in 1996 and
Archbishop of Sydney in 2001, he has been a consistent and unwavering
voice in favour of traditional Catholic doctrine particularly in the
Western world. In 2008, his diocese hosted the World Youth Day and
Apostolic Journey of Pope Benedict XVI which is widely regarded as one
of the most efficient and well-organized WYD's in the three decades of
their existence.
A long time critic of the financial and administrative mishaps at the Vatican, Cardinal Pell was appointed by Pope Francis to his "Council of Cardinals" one month after his election as Pope. During an extensive assessment of the various bureaucratic structures of the Vatican, the Pope decided on February 14, 2014 to create a new Secretariat for the Economy in order to oversee all financial dealings at the Vatican. Cardinal Pell was hand-picked as the Secretary.
A long time critic of the financial and administrative mishaps at the Vatican, Cardinal Pell was appointed by Pope Francis to his "Council of Cardinals" one month after his election as Pope. During an extensive assessment of the various bureaucratic structures of the Vatican, the Pope decided on February 14, 2014 to create a new Secretariat for the Economy in order to oversee all financial dealings at the Vatican. Cardinal Pell was hand-picked as the Secretary.
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