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the Inquisition of old to a new, reformed institution, the Congregation for the
Doctrine of the Faith. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, prefect of the Congregation,
supports the Church's controversial positions in regard to communism and AIDS.
First released: Germany : Ziegler in association with L. E. Vision, in
cooperation with 2 DF and ARTE, 2002.
English, German and Italian dialogue, English subtitles.
ERC VID.
272.20945 SECR.
SPANISH INQUISITION [VIDEORECORDING] : THE BRUTAL TRUTH / DIRECTOR/PRODUCER,
RICHARD FRETWELL.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 17/3/02. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
Re-examines the story of the Spanish Inquisition, attempting to distinguish myth
from reality. Investigates claims that anti Spanish propaganda at the time
exaggerated the use of torture and reflects on the legacy of these persecutions.
Presenter, Geraldine Doogue ; narrator, Richard Denton.
First released: BBC, 2000.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
272.20946 SPAN.
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of ABC program broadcast 3/8/1999.
Produced and directed by Peter Kirkwood.
Narrator: Geraldine Doogue.
Profiles the work of Beaudesert(Queensland) bred Baptist missionary Graham
Stuart Staines, who, with his two sons, was murdered in India, by Hindus, on
23.1.1999. Also highlighted is the current persecution of Christians in India.
Originally released: ABC Religion TV,1999.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
272.9 DEAT.
THE LIFE OF BRIAN [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, HELEN GRASSWILL ; DIRECTOR, TRUDY
MCROBERT.
Off-air recording of the ABC programme broadcast 01/08/05. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editor, Ian Harley.
Presenter, Caroline Jones.
Presents the story of the family behind the Hillsong Church phenomenon. Twenty
years ago, Brian and Bobbie Houston established their own house of worship which
grew, beyond their dream, to be the biggest independent church in Australia.
Observers are divided in their opinions. Some admire the church's material and
spiritual success, while others suspect a political agenda and are concerned
about Hillsong's financial arrangements. For the programme, the Houstons have
allowed the media into their church and private life, so that people can judge
for themselves. Brian and Bobbie, their teenage children, and senior church
officials tell their personal stories, according to their experience of life and
work at Hillsong Church.
John Walker, N.S.W. corporate governance analyst, who has reviewed the Church's
reports and constitution, reported that as it is managed on a corporate model,
the A.T.O. will be keeping tab on Hillsong Church management. Includes a
declaration from the Church relating to the Houstons' revenues and expenditures.
Includes also a statement from the NSW Office of Fair trading regarding the
Church's financial status and statements.
First released: [Sydney?] : News & Current Affairs, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation, c2005. Originally released in series: Australian story.