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The ball is now in the bishops’ court

April 11, 2019 Russell Shaw 10

When the U.S. bishops gather in plenary assembly in Baltimore two months from now, their immediate task will be putting in place a new system of episcopal accountability in dealing with sex abuse. Its elements […]

The Dispatch

Head of US bishops after Vatican abuse summit: ‘Intensify the Dallas Charter’

February 24, 2019 CNA Daily News 7

Washington D.C., Feb 24, 2019 / 02:14 pm (CNA).- Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has promised “unyielding vigilance” and an intensification of the Dallas Charter following the Vatican summit […]

Essay

Vatican autocracy and the U.S. bishops

November 21, 2018 George Weigel 33

As the U.S. bishops gathered in Baltimore on the weekend of Nov. 10-11, it seemed certain that, after a day of prayer, penance, and reflection on the Church’s sexual abuse crisis, they would take two […]

The Dispatch

USCCB admits “great harm” caused by “some bishops”; outlines steps to address crisis

September 19, 2018 Christopher R. Altieri 21

The bishops, for the first time, frankly acknowledge that there is a general corrosion of moral culture within the ranks of the Church’s clerical and […]

The Dispatch

As Cardinal DiNardo heads to Rome, a Houston-area priest is arrested for abuse

September 12, 2018 Catherine Harmon 16

Two alleged victims fault Galveston-Houston’s archbishop for not removing the priest from ministry sooner. […]

Features

Archbishop Viganò responds to criticisms of handling of 2014 Nienstedt investigation (Updated)

August 27, 2018 Carl E. Olson 55

The former nuncio to the U.S. flatly denies assertions that he ordered a stop to an investigation of then-Archbishop John Nienstedt of St. Paul and […]

Features

How the bishops use and abuse “scandal”

August 24, 2018 Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille 10

It has become a synonym for “institution-harming controversy” or “bad public relations,” which are to be avoided at all costs. […]

Analysis

The abuse of secrecy and the secrecy of abuse

August 14, 2018 Russell Shaw 30

Clerical elitism did not cause sex abuse, nor did sex abuse cause clerical elitism, but the link between the two things is certainly very real. […]

Features

Bishop Michael Olson: “We can’t merely say we’re sorry and angry”

August 3, 2018 Jim Graves 23

“We need to investigate how this happened,” says the bishop of the Diocese of Fort Worth, Texas. “And, if people knew about McCarrick’s behavior and […]

Features

Cardinal DiNardo: ‘Grave moral failures of judgment’ about McCarrick allegations

August 1, 2018 Catholic News Agency 35

“One way or the other, we are determined to find the truth in this matter,” says the president of the USCCB. […]

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