BREAKING: McCarrick’s Lawyers Say He’s Not Competent to Stand Trial
A new court document was filed Jan. 13 in Dedham District Court in Massachusetts.
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Is Archbishop Viganò’s Rejection of the Second Vatican Council Promoting Schism?
COMMENTARY: In his latest ‘testimony,’ the former nuncio holds a position contrary to the Catholic faith on the authority of ecumenical councils.
Eradicating the McCarrick Virus
EDITORIAL: Two years after the former cardinal’s sexual predilections were revealed, the Vatican still hasn’t released its report.
Lawsuit Claims McCarrick Headed Abusive ‘Sex Ring,’ Names Alleged ‘Procurer’
Speaking in a Wednesday press conference, Anderson said the plaintiff is “very brave” and “a survivor of sexual predation by Cardinal Theodore McCarrick and other clerics.”
Theodore McCarrick, the Blessed Mother and Pope St. John Paul II
COMMENTARY: The disgraced ex-cardinal used his influence in 1993 to send a treasure icon of the Blessed Mother to the Polish Pope for safekeeping.
Seton Hall Silent on Allegations of Homosexual Subculture at Its Seminaries
An outside review has acknowledged that Theodore McCarrick committed ‘sexual harassment’ there, but the university has provided little clarity about the review’s overall findings, or about planned reforms.
Wuerl Denies His Prior Denials Denied Knowing McCarrick Seminarian Abuse
The D.C. cardinal is now saying his previous denials about knowing Archbishop McCarrick’s sexual predations were only about minors, not adult seminarians and priests.
NY, NJ Attorneys General Launch Criminal Probe into Church’s Response to Abuse Claims
Six attorneys general are now investigating the Catholic Church in their states following the Pennsylvania Grand Jury report.
