Facing 400 claims of clerical sexual abuse - most apparently from 50-75 years ago - the San Diego diocese [Cardinal McElroy] might also be facing bankruptcy.
Malki Tzedek
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So very ironic that the very people who deny and mock 'original sin' are the very ones hectoring for reparations in perpetuity from those who are innocent of the alleged, albeit, if proven, very serious, abuse crimes often many decades after the fact. How theologically and philosophically convenient.
Smith said he believes an investigation is needed to “ensure that a thorough examination of the conduct of Frank Pavone, his treatment of the women in his employment and the concerns surrounding financial payouts can be addressed and resolved in a fair manner.”
“It would also be appropriate for Frank Pavone to step down from any leadership position he currently holds, in any organization, to not …More
Smith said he believes an investigation is needed to “ensure that a thorough examination of the conduct of Frank Pavone, his treatment of the women in his employment and the concerns surrounding financial payouts can be addressed and resolved in a fair manner.”
“It would also be appropriate for Frank Pavone to step down from any leadership position he currently holds, in any organization, to not only ensure the integrity of the investigation but the integrity of the mission as well,” he added.
“There is a need to step back, discern, investigate and evaluate future actions in a transparent way since the actions of Priests For Life affect so many in the movement.”
“It would also be appropriate for Frank Pavone to step down from any leadership position he currently holds, in any organization, to not only ensure the integrity of the investigation but the integrity of the mission as well,” he added.
“There is a need to step back, discern, investigate and evaluate future actions in a transparent way since the actions of Priests For Life affect so many in the movement.”