News Release, December 20, 2017
Thousands of Somali refugees who were pressured into leaving the Dadaab camp in Kenya are… Continue reading
By Katharine Q. Seelye and Laurie Goodstein,
BOSTON — News of the death of Cardinal… Continue reading →
“Where Jesus Would Spend Christmas”, The New York Times
By Stephanie Saldaña, Op-Ed Contributor, Dec. 22, 2017
In the city of Mytilene on the Greek island of Lesbos, Christmas… Continue reading
“Pope’s role in disgraced cardinal’s funeral draws outrage”, CNN
Rome, December 21, 2017
Rome (CNN) Pope Francis offered a short benediction at the funeral Thursday of Cardinal Bernard… Continue reading
“Spotlight reporter recalls the real heart of the church scandal, the victims”, The Boston Globe
By Michael Rezendes, Globe Staff, December 20, 2017
When I heard the news that Cardinal Bernard Law was dead, a… Continue reading
“Bernard Law should be remembered for what he was: an enabler of abuse”, The Boston Globe
By Kevin Cullen, Globe Staff, December 20, 2017
Bernard Law should be remembered for what he was: an enabler of… Continue reading
“‘Cardinal Law allowed this to happen’: Abuse survivors on archbishop’s death”, The Guardian
Sarah Betancourt, London, 21 December 2017
The former Boston Catholic leader’s death draws a mix of relief and continued frustration… Continue reading
“‘The Hurt Is Still There’: Abuse Survivors Grapple With Cardinal’s Death”, The New York Times
“Boston opened ‘Pandora’s box’ of clergy sex abuse worldwide”, ABC News
By Micelle R. Smith, Associated Press, Dec 20, 2017
Cardinal Bernard Law became a symbol of the Roman Catholic Church’s… Continue reading
“The Death Of Cardinal Bernard Law And The Legacy Of Clergy Sex Abuse”, The New Yorker
By James Carroll, December 20, 2017
In the spring of 1989, a group of black-clad clergy gathered to bury one… Continue reading
“From Cardinal Law to Harvey Weinstein, how ‘Spotlight’ scandal paved way for #MeToo movement”, NBC NEWS
by Corky Siemaszko, December 20, 2017
While Law’s sin was covering up for pedophile priests in Boston, not allegedly assaulting… Continue reading