
Boston Archdiocese Opposes Bill Eliminating Time Limits for Child Sex- Abuse Claims
Archdiocese of Boston says bill would put its efforts to assist victims at risk.
Archdiocese of Boston says bill would put its efforts to assist victims at risk.
The amount, with the average amounting to about $300,000 per person, is one of the largest by a U.S. diocese.
COMMENTARY: ‘We will get there when we get there’; a look at the psychological, spiritual and social impact of childhood sexual abuse.
The initiative is in response to Pope Francis’ 2016 invitation to bishops around the world to establish a day on which to pray for those subjected to sexual abuse.
Author of ‘Glimmers of Grace: Moments of Peace and Healing Following Sexual Abuse’ speaks about her new book and about healing, why victims are often silent, and why she stayed Catholic.
The report is expect to answer questions about how McCarrick rose through the ecclesiastical ranks despite apparently widespread rumors of sexual misconduct over the years.
After New York’s bishops dropped their opposition, the measure passed nearly unanimously in the state Legislature.
Lawsuit claims major misbehavior at the Survivors’ Network of those Abused by Priests.
The upcoming day of prayer and reconciliation will ask God and survivors of abuse to forgive the Church for every time its ministers failed to protect children or support them.
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