Priests and Nuns Form ‘Catholic Whistleblowers’

Click here to read, "Church Whistle-Blowers Join Forces on Abuse," by Laurie Goodstein, The New York Times, May, 20 2013 Excerpt: Although they know they could face repercussions, they have banded together to push the new pope to clean house and the American bishops to enforce the zero-tolerance policies they adopted more than a decade … Continue reading Priests and Nuns Form ‘Catholic Whistleblowers’

Father Fugee’s Review Board Needs to Be Reviewed

Click here to read, "Priest's return to ministry after sex-abuse confession draws new scrutiny, criticism," by Mark Mueller, The Star-Ledger, May 19, 2013.Notable Quote:"It is difficult to understand how, after having read Father Fugee’s confession, any review board or any bishop thought this man belonged back in ministry," said Nicholas Cafardi, a former chairman of … Continue reading Father Fugee’s Review Board Needs to Be Reviewed

Help Protect Children: Ask Majority Leader to Call Up House Bill 342

Please send out this letter to your state representative. Locate their contact information by clicking here. To:     All Members of the General Assembly From: Date: Re:    Ask Majority Leader Turzai to Call Up House Bill 342 HB 342 proposed by Rep. Marguerite Quinn prevents the disclosure of the names of victims of child sexual … Continue reading Help Protect Children: Ask Majority Leader to Call Up House Bill 342

New Priest Violation Proves Present-Day Abuse Problems

Click here to read: "Priest at center of Newark Archdiocese scandal quits ministry," by Mark Mueller, The Star-Ledger, updated May 3, 2013Excerpt: "Father Fugee should have been fired and removed from ministry by Archbishop Myers years ago, not simply allowed to resign today,” said Mark Crawford, New Jersey director of the Survivors Network of those … Continue reading New Priest Violation Proves Present-Day Abuse Problems

Trial Blogger Calls Out Billy Doe On Inconsistencies

Click here to read: "Star witness' story in Philadelphia sex abuse trials doesn't add up," analysis by Ralph Cipriano, April 29, 2013, National Catholic Reporter Excerpt: "The grand jury said because of the statute of limitations in Pennsylvania, it was a 'travesty of justice' that all the guilty parties, including Bevilacqua and Lynn, would escape … Continue reading Trial Blogger Calls Out Billy Doe On Inconsistencies