Baltimore Abuse Survivors File Request to Make Abuse Report Public
Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore apologized to victims of abuse in a November letter and reiterated the archdiocese’s current zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse.
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Baltimore Seals Documents Related to Report on Clerical Sexual Abuse
A judge of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City issued a confidentiality ruling Dec. 2.
‘Shame, Remorse, Sympathy’: Maryland Attorney General Seeks to Release Major Report on Sexual Abuse
The 456-page report claims to identify more than 600 victims. A four-year investigation has been conducted, drawing on hundreds of thousands of documents subpoenaed from the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Federal Judge Rules Baltimore Cannot Block Church Militant Rally
Hollander said the decision to cancel the rally was made based on the “anticipated reaction” of a crowd.
Archdiocese of Washington and Baltimore Province Reinstate Sunday Obligation
The Mass dispensation will be lifted in six dioceses beginning June 26-27.
Student’s Gender ‘Transition’ at Archdiocese of Baltimore School Sparks Furor
After concerned parents pushed back against the archdiocese’s decision to accommodate the girl’s ‘transition,’ her father resigned from his position as an administrator at the Catholic school.
Sainthood Cause Advances for Mother Mary Lange, Educator Who Fought Racism
After meeting with Vatican officials about Lange’s cause last week, Archbishop Lori reported that the paper arguing for her life of heroic virtue was nearly finished.
Archbishop Lori Restricts Bishops Bransfield, Bennett From Exercising Ministry
The restrictions against Bishop Bransfield are the result of a monthslong preliminary investigation conducted by Archbishop Lori into allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct, as well as financial improprieties.
Archbishop Lori: ‘All of Us Must Stand Before the World as Witnesses to Freedom’
In homily for June 21 opening Mass for the ‘Fortnight to Freedom,’ Baltimore archbishop cites example of Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher, as well as the Little Sisters of the Poor.
