Father Denis Vaillancourt had a court date in Alexandria, Ontario this morning. As you may recall, the canon lawyer and former long-term Chancellor of the Alexandria-Cornwall Diocese (Ontario) is facing charges of sexual assault of a male.
I see no media coverage as yet. If there is no word I will check tomorrow afternoon to get the next court date.
Please keep the complainant in your prayers.
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The next court date for previously convicted serial child molester Father John Sullivan is:
15 December 2015: 09:30 am, “to be spoken to,” courtroom #101, North Bay, Ontario court house (360 Plouffe Street)
And on and on and on it goes….
Father Sullivan is a priest with the Diocese of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.
As, always, please keep this man’s many many victims in your prayers.
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A reminder to all of you in the Windsor Ontario area, the three-week trial of Father Robert Couture is scheduled to start this coming Monday:
23 November 2015: 10 am, TRIAL by jury, set for three weeks, Windsor Superior Court of Justice (245 Windsor Avenue), Windsor, Ontario
The theft 0ver $5,000 charges against Father Couture were laid April 2013 ( a diocesan audit put the figure of “irregularities” at $169,000, while police said their investigation revealed there was more than $180,000 irregularities)
The priest, who was working as a substitute teacher in French Catholic schools when he was arrested, has opted for a trial by jury.
Father Couture is a priest with the Diocese of London, Ontario.
Mark your calendars now. I do hope some of you will be able to attend to hear the testimony and watch the proceedings unfold.
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Sorry, but, no news yet on the outcome of the Father Rocky Grimard charge. As soon as I find anything I will let you know.
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The work on the computer is coming along slowly. I just managed to get my second desktop email mailbox configured to draw in emails from Sylvia’s Site and theinquiry.ca. That , believe it or not, is a huge step 🙂 As I say: ‘Happiness is.’
Lots more to do, but bit by bit things are falling into place.
Enough for now,
Sylvia