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NEARING TWO METRES in height, Sydney's Catholic Archbishop George Pell habitually ducks his head even when he walks under door lintels that offer no threat, legacy probably of skull-jarring impacts in a carefree past, and also a reflection of the archbishop's rather cautious acquired character.
The rest of Pell's physique matches his height. As everyone knows, he is a former Australian rules ruckman. He is also a man of sizeable intellect, with an Oxford DPhil, an expansive sense of humour and a robust personality. The church in Australia has rarely offered antagonists a more challenging target.
I feared a bullseye had been scored when I saw the Sydney ...