Former Scottish Sisters of Nazareth Sentenced for Abuse in Children’s Care Homes
The offenses took place at Nazareth House homes in Lasswade, Midlothian, and Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire.
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Abuse of Consecrated Women: ‘The First Words Should Be: I Believe You, You Are Not Alone’
One of the most significant moments was the intervention of Sister Véronique Margron, who clearly outlined the initial steps for supporting a consecrated woman who reports abuse.
Pope Francis: It’s Our Duty to Give a Voice to Women Victims of Abuse
Italian government data released in 2022 showed that on average one woman is killed every three days in Italy, many of them by an act of violence from an intimate partner or ex-partner.
With Conviction Overturned, Cardinal Pell Speaks: ‘The Only Basis for Justice is Truth’
Cardinal Pell’s statement expressed “thanks for all the prayers and thousands of letters of support.”
After Investigation, Former CDF Official Won't Be Tried On Misconduct Charges
Father Hermann Geissler, who maintained his innocence throughout the process, stepped down from his position within the CDF Jan. 29, where he had been an official since 1993.
Christ Prayed and Fasted — and Now More Than Ever, So Must His Bride
When one person sins, it affects us all — and when one person does penance, it affects us all.
How to Handle Any Abuse Scandal
Abuse scandals, as horrendous as they are, may be used for opportunities of strengthening the armor and sharpening the swords.
Congress Calls for Investigation Into Planned Parenthood Abuse Cover-Ups
Members of Congress, along with pro-life group Live Action, asked the Department of Health and Human Services to investigate Planned Parenthood and other Title X fund recipients.
Sodalitium Founder Appeals Decision Barring Him From Contact With Community
A May 25 letter from the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life said Holy See rejected the initial appeal.
Report Details Culture of ‘Absolute Obedience’ at Sodalitium Christianae Vitae
An ethics commission investigated the allegations of abuses committed by Luis Fernando Figari, who founded the Catholic society in Peru in 1971.
