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image captionCardinal Pell had always maintained his innocence
George Pell, the Australian cardinal whose conviction for child abuse was overturned this year, has said his conservative Christian views drove public opinion against him.
Speaking to the BBC, the 79-year-old said there was no doubt that his direct style and traditional approach to issues such as abortion had contributed to a hostile atmosphere.
The former Vatican treasurer said he would not apologise for those views.
His case rocked the Catholic Church.
The cardinal, who had been one of the Pope s most senior advisers and always maintained his innocence, had left the Vatican in 2017 to fight the charges against him in his home state of Victoria.
Burnham-On-Sea’s Mayor has opened a new visual arts studio’s first exhibition of work by local artists.
The Brickworks Studio, just off Victoria Street in Victoria Court, was launched in October by Jacob Dear and George Manchip and is providing a ‘new peaceful place to discover new forms of visual arts and artists’.
Their first day-long exhibition, called ‘New Faces, Different Places’, was held on Saturday (19th December) with Covid safety measures in place to keep visitors safe.
The studio’s Jacob Dear told Burnham-On-Sea.com: “Although the arts community has been going through a very difficult time with the COVID-19 pandemic, we at The Brickworks are still striving to create a developmental environment for the local and diverse visual arts scene.”