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Tag Archives: duty to report
“St. Michael’s College president, principal resign amid student sex-assault probe” & related articles
Toronto Globe and Mail22 November 2018 Victoria Gibson and Molly Hayes St. Michael’s College School principal Gregory Reeves speaks with the media in Toronto on Nov. 19, 2018. Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press The president and principal of St. Michael’s … Continue reading
“Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson seeks to have charge of hiding child sex abuse thrown out” & related article
ABC News Australia 18 May 2017 By court reporter Karl Hoerr Photo: Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson has lost two previous appeals to stop the case. (AAP: David Mariuz) Lawyers for Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson, accused of … Continue reading
“Prominent French priest and Vatican adviser accused in sex scandal” & related articles
RNS Religion News ServiceMay 20, 2016 By David Gibson and Tom Heneghan Photo courtesy of By Peter Potrowl, via Wikimedia Commons Monsignor Tony Anatrella during a conference in Lille (Nord, France). (RNS) For years, seminaries and monasteries around France sent students … Continue reading
Posted in Accused or charged, Bishops, Circling the wagons, Clerical sexual predators, Europe, homosexual, Pope Francis, Scandal, Vatican
Tagged counsellor, Cover-up, duty to report, homosexual, homosexuality, monastery, Monsignor Tony Anatrella, Pontifical Commission for Protection of Minors, seminarians, seminaries, sex abuse allegations, therapist, Vatican
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Re duty to report
Today, Tuesday 24 May 2016 is the start of Father Linus Bastien’s three-day fitness hearing : 24 -26May 2016: 10 am, fitness hearing set for three days, Windsor Superior Court of Justice (245 Windsor Avenue) I encourage those who can … Continue reading
Posted in Accused or charged, Basilians, Clerical sexual predators
Tagged CAS, duty to report, fitness hearing, London Diocese, Ontario, Ottawa Archdiocese
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St. Louis Archbishop Robert Carlson Claims He Wasn’t Sure Whether Sex Abuse Was A Crime
St. Louis Post-Dispatch 10 April 2015 Posted: 06/10/2014 12:22 pm EDT Updated: 06/10/2014 12:59 pm EDT By Lilly Fowler (RNS) Archbishop Robert J. Carlson claimed to be uncertain that he knew sexual abuse of a child by a priest constituted … Continue reading
“O’Callaghan QC tells Royal Commission he doesn’t report priest abuse claims to police” & related articles
ABC News (Australia) Updated 19 Aug 2014, 7:16pmTue 19 Aug 2014, 7:16pm The QC who investigates abuse complaints against priests for the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne has told the child sex abuse Royal Commission he has never reported allegations to … Continue reading
Failure to report child sex abuse in Victoria punishable by three years’ jail
Premier Denis Napthine says there will be ‘no more cover-ups, no more hiding, no more sweeping these things under the carpet’ theguardian.com Tuesday 25 March 2014 09.16 GMT Australian Associated Press Victoria premier Denis Napthine said priests hearing of abuse … Continue reading
“Catholic school principal opted to protect Bishop rather than tell police of sexual abuse allegations” & related article & VIDEO
The Courier-Mail February 19, 2014 12:00AM Michael Madigan THIS Catholic school principal did not refer serious allegations of sexual abuse in his school to police because he believed “the Bishop must not be compromised”. Terence Michael Hayes, principal when teacher … Continue reading
Posted in Accused or charged, Bishops
Tagged Australia parliamentary inquiry, Cover-up, duty to report, school
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