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| Complaint to the Vatican about Religious Education | Complaint to the Vatican via the Apostolic Delegate about religious education in the Broken Bay Diocese | Download Document (54 KB) |
| Appendix A to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Evidence supporting a number of particular claims in the main complaint document. | Download Document (27 KB) |
| Appendix B to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Appendix B is the submission to the Plenary Council. To read these documents, go to the Submission to the Plenary Council category of documents | Download Document (0 KB) |
| Appendix C to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Letter of 5 April 2016 to Bishop Peter Comensoli drawing his attention to some problems with the sacramental programs of Reconciliation and Eucharist in the Broken Bay Diocese | Download Document (234 KB) |
| Appendix D to Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Letter of 26 May 2016 from Bishop Comensoli inviting the group to meet with Mr Peter Hamill, the Director of Catholic Education Office in the Broken Bay Diocese and Ms Alison Newall, Head of the Confraternity of Catholic Doctrine for Broken Bay Diocese. | Download Document (146 KB) |
| Appendix E to Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Quotes on Reconciliation and Hell | Download Document (22 KB) |
| Appendix F to Complaint to Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Graph showing percentage of Catholics attending weekly Mass over a number of years. | Download Document (77 KB) |
| Appendix G to Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Figures for weekly Mass attendance by Catholics on a diocese basis comparing years 2011 with 2016 | Download Document (427 KB) |
| Appendix H to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Article discussing the Mass Attendance figures for the year 2016 shown in Appendix G. | Download Document (232 KB) |
| Appendices I to N to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Excel spreadsheets setting out the essentials of faith missing from sacramental programs, texts used in Catholic schools, texts used in state schools,. Excel spreadsheets setting out the essentials of faith missing from the RCIA books currently being used in the Frenchs Forest Parish and the from the book used for five years before the current book in the Frenchs Forest Parish. | Download Document (29 KB) |
| Appendix O to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Email of 5 June 2019 to the Member for Wakehurst, Mr Brad Hazzard, requesting information about the Roman Catholic Church Property Act of 1936. | Download Document (122 KB) |
| Appendix P to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Initial response from Mr. Brad Hazzard MP of 13 June 2019 regarding the request for information about the Roman Catholic Church Property Act of 1936 | Download Document (35 KB) |
| Appendix Q to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | The Roman Catholic Church Property Act of 1936 | Download Document (261 KB) |
| Appendix R to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding the Broken Bay Diocese | Article by Phillipa Martyr titled "A Catechesis Australia Needs". | Download Document (135 KB) |
| Appendix S to Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Copy of letter sent to Bishop Comensoli on 28 February 2018 requesting copies of lectures used by catechists to instruct NSW State high school students on the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist. | Download Document (5 MB) |
| Appendix T to the Complaint to the Vatican regarding Broken Bay Diocese | Lecture notes on the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist used by catechists to instruct students in NSW state schools. these were supplied to the New Perspectives for Catholic Education Group following our letter of request of 6 January 2018. | Download Document (5 MB) |
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| Why do Catholics need to go to Mass on Sunday? | When you are baptised a Catholic and later receive the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist for the first time, you are obliged to attend Mass on all Sundays and holidays on pain of committing a mortal sin for disobeying the third commandment | Download Document (104 KB) |
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| Submission to the Plenary Council | The Submission to the Plenary Council is comprised of a covering letter and a number of supporting attachments to back up what was said in the covering letter. The submission sets out what has gone so terribly wrong with Catholic religious education over the past 50 years and provides the reasons for why the Chuch's membership has been in sharp decline since the 1970s. | Download Document (226 KB) |
| Attachment A to the Plenary Council Submission | List of matters requiring attention in more detail by the Church in Australia | Download Document (18 KB) |
| Attachment B to Plenary Council Submission | Submission for sacramental program on Reconciliation Broken Bay Diocese. | Download Document (179 KB) |
| Attachment C to Plenary Council Submission | Submission on sacramental program for Eucharist in Broken Bay Diocese | Download Document (17 KB) |
| Attachment D to the Plenary Council Submission | Submission on Individual Morality | Download Document (18 KB) |
| Attachment E to Plenary Council Submission | Submission on a Social Morality Policy for the Church | Download Document (17 KB) |
| Attachment F to Plenary Council Submission | Submission about proposed changes to the Text books To Know, Worship and Love | Download Document (17 KB) |
| Attachment G to the Plenary Council Submission | Submission on how to get our message across at State Schools without offending various education departments’ policies on “age appropriateness” and “sensitivity” | Download Document (17 KB) |
| Attachment H to Plenary Council Submission | Submission that management of the Church should be performance based | Download Document (21 KB) |
| Attachment J to Plenary Council Submission | Speech by Archbishop Fisher reported in the Catholic Weekly in May 2015 regarding religious education. it included a survey of how many graduates of the Archdiocese's schools continued to practise the faith after they reached 29 years of age. The answer was only 5 %! | Download Document (7 MB) |
| Attachment K to the Plenary Council Submiisson | Graph showing percentage of Catholics attending Mass weekly in different years. | Download Document (77 KB) |
| Atttachment L to the Plenary Council Submission | List of signatories to the submission to the Plenary Council | Download Document (17 KB) |
| Attachments M & N to the Plenary Council Submission | Diagrammatic comparison of the "Salvation approach" and the "Discipleship approach" to religious education. In the "Discipleship approach" to religious education, individual and social morality ad greatly de-emphasised. | Download Document (79 KB) |
| Attachment O to the Plenary Council Submission | Letter to the Archdiocese of Sydney on Sacramental programs for Reconciliation and Eucharist. | Download Document (20 KB) |
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| Summary of lessons in “To Know Worship and Love” Text Books currently being used in Australian Catholic high schools | Spreadsheet briefly summarising lessons, in "To Know Worship and Love" Text Books currently being used in Australian Catholic high schools (years 7 to 10) | Download Document (209 KB) |
| Summary of lessons, year 1 to year 6 in “To Know Worship and Love” Text Books currently being used in Australian Catholic primary schools | Spreadsheet briefly summarising religious education lessons year 1 to year 6 in "To Know Worship and Love" Text Books. currently being used in Australian Catholic primary schools | Download Document (227 KB) |
| Why bishops are to blame for empty Catholic churches across Australia – LifeSite News article | This article compares the 1970s religious education programs with current programs and discloses that, in the 1970s, the bishops had changed the religious education curricula in Australian Catholic schools, so that students are only taught half of the Catholic faith. Students are led to believe that everyone goes to heaven. There is no reward for living a moral life and no penalty for leading an immoral one. Graduates of Catholic schools therefore do not practise their faith. No one has told the parents. It has been one of the greatest deceits of all time! | Download Document (175 KB) |
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| Article giving Cardinal Pell’s views on the Pope’s Synodality | Cardinal George Pell warned Pope Francis and the Catholic Synod of Bishops shortly before he died that its current revisions about synodality – the mission of the church – were a toxic nightmare couched in Neo-Marxist jargon and that the process being undertaken was liable to manipulation. | Download Document (433 KB) |
| Vatican Synod bishops 45 page booklet ‘Enlarge the Space of Your Tent” | This is the booklet which Cardinal Pell criticised in his article in the UK Spectator Magazine on 11 January 2023. He died in December 2022. The article was not given any prominence in the secular media and his criticisms were not answered by bishops. The synod process is to be implemented with the problems seen be Cardinal Pell unanswered. | Download Document (6 MB) |
| Article by Cardinal Pell of 11 January 2023 in the UK Spectator Magazine, titled “The Catholic Church must free itself from this ‘toxic nightmare’” | This is the article by Cardinal Pell of 11 January 2023 in the UK Spectator Magazine, titled "The Catholic Church must free itself from this ‘toxic nightmare’". He died in December 2022. The article was not given any prominence in the secular media and his criticisms were not answered by bishops. The synod process is to be implemented with the problems seen be Cardinal Pell unanswered. | Download Document (274 KB) |
| Letter to Archbishop Vigano from Mel Gibson | The letter from actor and director Mel Gibson gives excommunicated Archbishop Vigano his full support. | Download Document (1 MB) |
