Holy See "Suspends" U.S. Cardinal – Homosexual Abuse
Pope Franics has instructed retired Washington Cardinal Theodore McCarrick (87) to “no longer exercise publicly his priestly ministry”. According to press releases (June 20), McCarrick is accused of …More
Pope Franics has instructed retired Washington Cardinal Theodore McCarrick (87) to “no longer exercise publicly his priestly ministry”.
According to press releases (June 20), McCarrick is accused of “sexual abuse of a teenager” almost fifty years ago. McCarrick was at that time a priest in New York Archdiocese. Details of the case are not known.
The “review board” of New York Archdiocese investigated the accusations and called them “credible and substantiated”.
Cardinal McCarrick is maintaining his innocence, “I have absolutely no recollection of this reported abuse, and believe in my innocence.”
McCarrick is “sad” that the allegation were found credible but accepted the decision of the Holy See.
When McCarrick was archbishop of Newark (1986-2000) there were rumours in Rome that McCarrick was receiving young male adults in the private rooms of a weekend-house. According to people familiar with the situation, the present accusations are only "the tip of the iceberg".
McCarrick, sometimes …More
According to press releases (June 20), McCarrick is accused of “sexual abuse of a teenager” almost fifty years ago. McCarrick was at that time a priest in New York Archdiocese. Details of the case are not known.
The “review board” of New York Archdiocese investigated the accusations and called them “credible and substantiated”.
Cardinal McCarrick is maintaining his innocence, “I have absolutely no recollection of this reported abuse, and believe in my innocence.”
McCarrick is “sad” that the allegation were found credible but accepted the decision of the Holy See.
When McCarrick was archbishop of Newark (1986-2000) there were rumours in Rome that McCarrick was receiving young male adults in the private rooms of a weekend-house. According to people familiar with the situation, the present accusations are only "the tip of the iceberg".
McCarrick, sometimes …More
He was also Lying Ted for misrepresenting Cardinal Ratzinger's letter to the US bishops.
When the DC archdiocese opened up, the obvious choice was Abp Rigali, then in St Louis, who was a trained diplomat and former rector of the Vatican School of Diplomacy. Instead, McCarrick's buddies got him the job.More
He was also Lying Ted for misrepresenting Cardinal Ratzinger's letter to the US bishops.
When the DC archdiocese opened up, the obvious choice was Abp Rigali, then in St Louis, who was a trained diplomat and former rector of the Vatican School of Diplomacy. Instead, McCarrick's buddies got him the job.
When the DC archdiocese opened up, the obvious choice was Abp Rigali, then in St Louis, who was a trained diplomat and former rector of the Vatican School of Diplomacy. Instead, McCarrick's buddies got him the job.