Keep an eye on French CBC TV tomorrow (Friday 18 May 2012). There is a strong possibility of news on Bishop James Wingle. I don’t know what time. If anyone catches anything please pass on the word.
Enough for now,
Sylvia
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*It’s on the news between 6 and 7
Thanks Mike.
*I watched the broadcast and it shows pictures of Bishop Wingle being served with a statement of claim in Montreal. The news also showed an interview with Rob Talach from Ledroit Beckett and myself.
Mike
*Mike, do you have an address or site I could go to to look at that news? I kept shifting between 3 channels but did not get it . Thanks
*http://www.radio-canada.ca/emissions/Telejournal_Ontario/2011-2012/
It is on page two of the broadcast.
Mike
I had to go out and missed it! But, a good article in the St. Catharine’s Standard:
Monsignor Wayne Kirkpatrick sounds a tad test – not at all a happy camper with this long-overdue turn of events. He should be happy: the lost has been found!
I will see now if I can find the CBC broadcast and get it posted.
I found teh CBC broadcast but I can’t download it. The best I can do is direct you to this link which by-passes the Radio-Canada home page to the video: http://www.radio-canada.ca/audio-video/pop.shtml#urlMedia=http://www.radio-canada.ca/Medianet/2012/CJBCT/LeTelejournalOntario201205181759.asx
This video is the entire newscast. As Mike says, go to page 2 (Under the screen there is a little box which shows 1/5. Click on the arrow beside 1/5 – that will open the screen to page 2/5. You will have to bear with commercials again. ) Now, to get to the relevant portion of the broadcast, click on the black bar under the screen and slide it until it is 8:25 into the broadcast, ie. 8 minutes and 25 seconds in. Give it a moment to catch its breath and the segment dealing with Bishop Wingle will start.
Well done Mike!
Well done Rob!
Our lost bishop has been found 🙂
(There is a French report on Radio-Canada which I will post. If the google translation makes sense I will post it too.
*http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/niagara-bishop-who-disappeared-amid-abuse-case-found-in-montreal/article2438146/