Blog Calendar
Blog Archives
Search Sylvia’s Site
Legal Calendar
Recent Comments
- bc on Boucher: Father Brian Boucher
- Phil Johnson on Boucher: Father Brian Boucher
- bc on The antithesis of the goodness and love of God.
- bc on Despite warnings, past Buffalo bishops returned abusive clergy to parishes
- bc on “Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, former archbishop, alleged to have sexually abused minor” & related articles
- Phil Johnson on Basilian Fathers lose appeal
- Phil Johnson on Sander: Father Placidus Sander osb
- bc on Basilian Fathers lose appeal
- Mark ONeill on Sander: Father Placidus Sander osb
- Phil Johnson on Basilian Fathers lose appeal
- bc on Basilian Fathers lose appeal
- Phil Johnson on Boucher: Monsignor Fernand Boucher
- y a Moreault on Boucher: Monsignor Fernand Boucher
- CJ Plourde on Pastor resigns after volunteer accused of abuse leads parish trip
- Phil Johnson on Campbell, Leo (Father Leo Campbell csb)
- Witness on Campbell, Leo (Father Leo Campbell csb)
- Phil Johnson on Basilians
- Phil Johnson on Boucher: Father Brian Boucher
- bc on Basilians
- bc on Boucher: Father Brian Boucher
- Phil Johnson on Charron: Father Leo Charron
- Dianne Fontaine on Charron: Father Leo Charron
- William on Squire molester
- Anon on Molon: Father Lindo Molon
- FHL on Morrissey: Father Robert Morrissey
- Phil Johnson on McRae: Father Angus McRae
- Baspuits on Diocese of Moncton suing Co-Operators Insurance for $4.2M
- Anon on McRae: Father Angus McRae
- bc on “Fr. Rosica takes ‘sabbatical’ from Salt + Light after being exposed as serial plagiarist” & related articles
- Phil Johnson on McGrory: Barry McGrory
Categories
-
Recent Posts
- It’s nearly ‘over’
- Court reserves decision in Father MacKenzie extradition review
- “Unravelling church secrets – The Fifth Estate” & “Prey” a TVO documentary
- Prey (the documentary)
- Extraditions
- Basilian Fathers lose appeal
- Chaldeon priest who made a “mistake” off to prison
- Monsignor’s trial continues in December
- Peace bond and withdrawal of charges for Father Noronha
- A few updates
Follow posts and comments
Bob Drew …it’s not terribly difficult. I use a “Feed Reader” called Feedly. It’s free to use, although there is a paid option. Feedly offers apps for phones and tablets as well, which will all sycnchronize These instructions apply to the desktop (PC / Mac) version: * Set up an account at feedly.com. When your account is ready, you’ll see an “add content” button in the top left corner. Click it. * Type in or paste the URL of this site (www.theinquiry.ca/wordpress). * Two results will come up. One is for the posts to the site (which Sylvia makes); another is for comments on posts (made by anyone). You can add those to your Feedly feed. Once you have done this, new posts and comments will be fed to your Feedly page each time there’s something new. You can read them there and mark them as read afterwards, or click through to the actual post. You can do this with almost all websites. It’s a great way of getting through lots of information in a short time.Meta
Links of Interest
- Abuse of Minors: The Church's response
- Australian Royal Commission
- Bishop Accountability
- Cornwall and the Cornwall Public Inquiry
- IICSA Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse in England and Wales
- International Clergy Sexual Abuse Monitor
- Ken Hills Blogspot
- KLOKK
- Monsignor Bernard Prince website
- N.Ireland Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry
- Special Commission of Inquiry into matters relating to the Police investigation of certain child sexual abuse allegations in the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle
- Vicoria Australia Parliamentray Inquiry
Daily Archives: April 11, 2010
Be prepared
A few things I want to get out that I had jotted down to pass along, and a few comments about media coverage re the latest developments: (1) The purge at St. Augustine’s The purge as I understand it entailed … Continue reading
Posted in Bernard Prince, Bishop Wingle, CCCB, Circling the wagons, Silmser
Tagged Bishop Wingle, CCCB, homosexual, Jacques Leduc, sexual abuse, Silmser, St. Augustine's Seminary
2 Comments