California Catholic Dioceses Ask Supreme Court to Hear Statute of Limitations Extension Case
The petition represents nine California Catholic dioceses and archdioceses.
Results from Tag: 'clergy sex abuse'
Church in Spain Again Asks Forgiveness for Sexual Abuse
Last month the Spanish parliament overwhelmingly approved the creation of an independent commission to investigate alleged sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Vatican Clears Cardinal Stanisław Dziwisz of Negligence in Polish Abuse Cases
The Catholic Church in Poland has been undergoing a reckoning on clerical sexual abuse for several years.
Pastors Get Crookston
Bishop Andrew Cozzens’ efforts in the longsuffering diocese are setting an example for the episcopacy — and refining misguided understandings of what “pastoral” looks like.
‘We Were Practically Nothing to Him,’ Ex-Seminarian Says of Bishop Zanchetta’s Abusive Behavior
The victim, now 28, entered the seminary when he was 19.
Why the Bishop Zanchetta Case Matters for the Church
An analysis of Bishop Zanchetta considering the external pressure on cases of abuse and a need for a balance in handling accusations.
‘Mom, Are We There Yet?’ Catholic Clergy Sex Abuse: Our Church, Our Problem
COMMENTARY: ‘We will get there when we get there’; a look at the psychological, spiritual and social impact of childhood sexual abuse.
Spanish University Publishes Independent Report on Sex Abuse Victims in Navarre
According to Europa Press, the report interviewed 43 victims and another nine cases were identified through other channels.
French Abuse Report Authors Respond to Critics Who Challenged 330,000 Victims Estimate
The survey identified 171 victims of people connected with the Catholic Church, including 118 victims of abuse by clergy.
20 Years After the Dallas Charter, Has Catholic Clergy Sex Abuse Been ‘Solved’?
COMMENTARY: The issue is not over, but there are many reasons for hope.
