I would be interested in the Pillar's analysis of the appointment's implications for the Latin Church in Australia, given we're without a Cardinal for I think the first time since 1946. I know Sydney's among great company in that - Paris, LA, Milan, Lisbon... - but for the whole country to be without feels unusual. Bishop Bychok seems gr…
I would be interested in the Pillar's analysis of the appointment's implications for the Latin Church in Australia, given we're without a Cardinal for I think the first time since 1946. I know Sydney's among great company in that - Paris, LA, Milan, Lisbon... - but for the whole country to be without feels unusual. Bishop Bychok seems great but won't exactly be an Australian voice in the college (or in a conclave); the bloke has been here four years and isn't exactly a household name - though perhaps that may change!
I would be interested in the Pillar's analysis of the appointment's implications for the Latin Church in Australia, given we're without a Cardinal for I think the first time since 1946. I know Sydney's among great company in that - Paris, LA, Milan, Lisbon... - but for the whole country to be without feels unusual. Bishop Bychok seems great but won't exactly be an Australian voice in the college (or in a conclave); the bloke has been here four years and isn't exactly a household name - though perhaps that may change!