Ohio Government Seeks to Shut Down Catholic-Run Nursing Home Amid ‘Widespread Care Failures’
The attorney general’s office said it is trying to get the facility shut down and 'relocate residents to safer facilities.'
The attorney general’s office said it is trying to get the facility shut down and 'relocate residents to safer facilities.'
The ruling is expected to be appealed. The 10th District Court of Appeals will hear the case next, after which it could go to the Ohio Supreme Court.
The fire department says the 1891 building is a total loss.
The centerpiece of the project is a major facility in the Central neighborhood of Cleveland, which Durkin noted is 'one of the poorest per capita in the U.S.'
The bill also prevents males from sharing overnight accommodations with females.
It was the first such gathering to be held in the state since voters approved a sweeping constitutional amendment to expand abortion.
COMMENTARY: Ohio’s Catholic bishops and governor emphasize the need for honesty and integrity in political discourse, especially among Catholic leaders.
Broderick Witt entered the guilty plea at Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, where he was facing multiple counts of “pandering sexually oriented material involving a minor.”
Earlier this month a bombshell media report revealed that Father Stechschulte had in 2012 destroyed a hard drive reportedly containing inappropriate pictures of children
Supporters of the bill say they are trying to protect women and girls from humiliation, intimidation and violence.
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