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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
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- 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: August 13, 2010
Too big a mess to leave as is
Another busy day yesterday. A few updates: (1) Father Lussier going to trial Father Lucien Lussier (Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall) is scheduled to go to trial 12 January 2010. His most recent court date was 29 June 2010. Until now all … Continue reading
Posted in Accused or charged, Basilians, Canada, Clerical sexual predators, Cornwall, Perry Dunlop, Scandal, Trials
Tagged Catholic, Charged, Clerical sexual predators, Cornwall, Cornwall inquiry, Court, priest
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