This article was first posted on our eGroup Alliance of Truth on December 9, 2000. It is written by Mr. Glenn Talaue. Another masterful composition which draws out the comparison with the Trial of Saint Joan of Arc -- and the ecclesiastical Commission charged with investigating the Little Pebble. The 63 Questions imposed by the Commission on the 21st October 2000 are exposed in the light of the similar questions put to Saint Joan of Arc. This is well worth your reading and meditation.

This letter is written by Fr. Malcolm L. Broussard, Jr in response to an article published in the February 2000 edition of the religious Journal AD 2000 (Australia). Fr. Peter Joseph is the author of the article in question. The letter is written as a personal response to Fr. Peter Joseph. It is written with respect and good-will. The letter appeals to the need for a more balanced focus in reference to private revelation, and to the Little Pebble in particular. The real concern is for natural justice and for accountability to the integral presentation of truth before making judgments about the Little Pebble. A comparison is made with Saint Joan of Arc and the unlawfulness of her trial. The "sure charism of truth" is vested in the Successors to the Apostles however they are not dispensed from the practice of justice. The Little Pebble deserves the protection of law within the meaning of Canon 221. There has been no final judgment by the competent authority. 

This letter is written by Mr. Edward Stokes of Tyaak, Victoria in response to the article that appeared in the 5th April issue (front page) of the Herald Sun Newspaper in Melbourne, Australia. The basic theme of the article was that the Little Pebble was promoting a "doomsday cult". The same theme continued in the 6th April issue (page 11). Mr. Stokes is the Community Superior of the "Community of the Sacred Heart", which was established in 1988. He has written in defence of the truth on many occasions and upheld the Little Pebble in various attempts by TV/Newspaper media giants to discredit the Order of Saint Charbel. This letter to the Editor is a protest against the despicable attack upon the Little Pebble and the Order of Saint Charbel.

This letter is written by Fr. Malcolm L. Broussard, Jr. It is an appeal for ethics in journalism. The Little Pebble has been defamed for several decades through various Media presentations on TV and Newspaper articles. In recent weeks the ongoing sensationalism promoted by Media giants have tried in vain to link the Little Pebble with the latest events in Uganda. This is another pathetic attempt to discredit Mr. Kamm. His Holiness John Paul II made a magnificent address to journalist of the Media in America in 1987. The Pope highlights fundamental principles about the freedom of the Press and freedom of Information. He calls for ethics in journalism based upon the Christian principles of Justice and Charity in relation to Truth and the dignity of the human person.

This letter is written by Glenn Talaue. As a close friend and associate of the Little Pebble -- Glenn, originally posted this defence on an email discussion list.  This version has been edited for clarity and ease of reading. The list mentioned had an ongoing discussion on the Little Pebble, attracted attention and generated heated discussion. The author of this defence felt the need to clarify issues being discussed. Privacy has been respected and various names have been omitted.