Two whistleblowers in the Archdiocese of Detroit are calling for an independent, transparent investigation into pornographic material previously found on multiple parish-owned computers and its alleged cover-up under the previous bishop.
In their March 31 open letter to Archbishop Edward Weisenburger, a follow-up to an unanswered private letter, Justin and Melissa Enfield noted that back in 2019 Justin had reported the discovery of sexually explicit material on computers owned by St. Joseph Parish in South Lyon, Michigan, which included stored credentials for “hookup” websites. Justin had been serving as a youth minister and web coordinator at the time.
Despite reporting the immoral material to the parish as required, the whistleblowers claim that both St. Joseph parish and the archdiocese under Archbishop Allen Vigneron failed to adequately investigate the matter or hold anyone responsible, and even deleted key files and wiped the computers clean.
The Archdiocese of Detroit did not respond to LifeSiteNews’ request for comment by publication time.
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