The Catholic Church may not hold seats in parliament or Congress, but its presence is undeniable—and often underestimated. With a reach that spans centuries, continents, and communities, the Church remains one of the most enduring institutions in Western society. In both Australia and the United States, its political influence is not only historic—it’s deeply current, woven into legislation, leadership, and the moral fabric of public discourse.
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Protecting People, Not Institutions: What Australia’s Royal Commission Revealed About Catholic Schools Globally
The lack of accountability within the Catholic school system and poses a crucial question—who do these schools truly serve? Do they prioritize the well-being of students, or do they act in the interests of the institution and its power?
Robert Parsons 