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Theodore McCarrick · HackensackEditor’s Note: This week, John Bellocchio, a survivor of sexual abuse at the hands of the late Theodore McCarrick as a young teenager in Hackensack, New Jersey, forwarded me an email he received from the Diocese of Metuchen, New Jersey. The official who sent the email apparently forgot to delete multiple emails between diocesan personnel (including the bishop) exposing their unfiltered comments about him and their suspicions about his intentions.See the Story
The Church’s Mixed Messages to Survivors: From Hostility to Healing
Theodore McCarrick · San SalvadorMeanwhile, over decades, Fr. Boniface Ramsey kept raising the alarm with church leaders It was a story that got away from the National Catholic Reporter. NCR tried and was unable to confirm the long-rumored abuse allegations against Theodore McCarrick, then a cardinal and archbishop of Washington, D.C., before they became national news. One of the reporters who investigated was my late brother, Joe Feuerherd, former editor and publisher of NationRead Article
How NCR tried to expose the Theodore McCarrick scandal, and hit a wall of silence
Theodore McCarrickCiting “crippling economic challenges” faced by the Pastoral Center of The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, Cardinal Robert W. McElroy announced on June 5 “that the archdiocese will need to cut spending, reduce its workforce and restructure departments to accommodate a more streamlined Pastoral Center.” In a letter to Pastoral Center staff, Cardinal McElroy noted that “the financial impacts of the pandemic and the fallout of the McCarricSee the Story
Archdiocese of Washington Announces Reduction in Pastoral Center Workforce and Restructuring Due to Economic Challenges
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