Cardinal George Pell was no doubt the most internationally high-profile Australian cleric in the country’s ... the Sydney campus of the University of Notre Dame and Domus Australia in Rome.

MELBOURNE, Australia — George Pell, an Australian cardinal who was the Vatican’s chief financial officer and an adviser to Pope Francis, was sentenced to six years in prison on Wednesday, for ...

Cardinal George Pell, Australia’s highest-ranking Catholic and a key adviser to Pope Francis, has touched down in his native Australia to face charges of historic sexual abuse at a court hearing ...

Cardinal George Pell, Australia's top Catholic prelate whose role as Vatican finance secretary ended amid sexual abuse allegations, died Tuesday. He was 81, and the cause of death was fatal heart ...

Cardinal George Pell, a former advisor to Pope Francis and Australia's most senior Catholic cleric, knew about child sex abuse within the Catholic Church since at least 1973, an unredacted report ...

Cardinal Pell, a close adviser to Pope Francis, has been convicted of child sex abuse charges that go back decades. His conviction became public after a gag order was lifted.

When Pell last lived in Melbourne, he was archbishop of Australia's second-largest city. He progressed to archbishop of Australia's biggest city, Sydney, before moving to the Vatican as a prefect ...

George Pell was one of the most prominent religious figures in Australia over the past 50 years, rising from regional Victorian priest to become a senior figure at the Vatican. But he faced ...

Cardinal George Pell (L) and Cardinal Francis Arinze arrive for the final congregation before cardinals enter the conclave to vote for a new pope, on March 11, 2013 in Vatican City. Jeff J ...

A magistrate in Australia has ordered Cardinal George Pell, one of the Vatican's senior-most officials, to stand trial on sexual abuse charges involving allegations from multiple individuals ...

A version of this article was published in print editions on Dec. 14, 2018, but not online, to comply with a suppression order imposed by a judge in Australia, where The Times has a bureau. On ...

Cardinal George Pell remains a divisive figure even in death, with angry protests at his funeral in Sydney on Thursday and a former prime minister describing him as a “saint.” The Cardinal’s ...