Publication: New York Post
Archdiocese of Newark “Vicariously Liable” For Employing Theodore McCarrick
A New Jersey judge ruled Thursday that the Archdiocese of Newark be held financially responsible for abuse claims against a high-ranking Catholic leader, The Post has learned. The ruling involves ...
Lawsuit: Brooklyn Diocese Shielded Priest Who Sexually Abused NY Man As Kid
A New York man says the Catholic Church shielded a priest who sexually abused him for years beginning when he was 13 and homeless in Queens in the 1970s, new ...
‘Prolific Pedophile’ Priest Dies in New Jersey Nursing Home
A pedophile priest who was defrocked in New Jersey after admitting abusing a dozen children has died in a nursing home, the diocese confirmed to The Post. James Hanley — ...
Diocese Files Lawsuit Challenging Child Victims Act
A Long Island Catholic diocese is suing to overturn the Child Victims Act, claiming the new law that protects sex abuse survivors, many of whom suffered at the hands of ...
New York’s Child Victims Act Takes Effect With Many Lawsuits Targeting The Catholic Church
Victims of child sex abuse in New York who had been waiting decades to bring their cases to court finally had their chance on Wednesday. The state’s long-awaited Child Victims ...
New York Lawsuit Claims Priests Kept Their Jobs Despite Abuse Claims
Two Catholic priests accused of sexually assaulting minors were allowed to remain active at their churches, despite the archdiocese being made aware of their alleged behavior, according to a new ...
Providence Diocese: 50 Clergy ‘Credibly Accused’ of Child Abuse
A Roman Catholic diocese in Rhode Island on Monday publicly named 50 church leaders who have been “credibly accused” of sexually abusing children. The damning list was posted on the Providence ...
Bishop Bransfeld Blew Over $2 Million of Church Funds on Lavish Lifestyle
The head of the Catholic Church in West Virginia — who was expelled over sex harassment allegations— spent millions on luxury travel and doled out lavish gifts to fellow clergy, a ...
The Unfair, Anti-Catholic Conviction of Cardinal George Pell
No one with a sense of justice can fail to be outraged when, in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” a jury in Maycomb, Ala., bows to social pressure and convicts an ...
