The programme below takes an incisive and considered look at the underlying problems which faced the Irish Bishops as they struggled to cope with clerical sexual abuse.
The Vatican culture of self-pro
So sorry to read this sad news. Deepest condolences to Ger's family and friends.
Requiem æternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei.
Requiescat in pace. Amen.
This is Sarah Gleeson, Ger's daughter. I would like to thank everyone so much for their lovely comments about Daddy. He was a truly amazing man and I loved him with all my heart. My mother, brother an
Joe, Anything else I would say would be duplicating what Sean O'Connaill has said far more succinctly and intelligently than my writing skills. My internet cover is woeful so I tend not to bother tryi
#28:
Seán, as you say I don't discount the possibility that fear of public shame was a factor. How could I? It is a very common factor in many such situations - think bankers, politicians, etc. We ar
Sean O'Conaill @28
One of the great potential benefits of the current crisis is that we could together begin to discuss a balanced morality that has a balanced view of sexuality also, one that does no
English translation: http://www.bishop-accountability.org/resources/resource-files/churchdocs/EpistulaEnglish.htm The letter is about procedures in canon law -- where it extends the statute of limita
Nuala, the point is that the currently approved handling of allegations of child abuse is very, very different from what it would have been throughout history, in families as much as in churches. To s
Pádraig McCarthy #25
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Thanks, Pádraig. I will be sure to read your book.
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What I find interesting in your account of Bishop Kavanagh's dealings with these cases is that you do not explicitly surf
@26:
Yes, there was awareness in church and in society for a long time. This, however, is not the issue.
The awareness and understanding 30 years ago of the effects of abuse, of how to help the abused
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ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013The programme below takes an incisive and considered look at the underlying problems which faced the Irish Bishops as they struggled to cope with clerical sexual abuse. The Vatican culture of self-pro
ACI and ACP member Ger Gleeson has died
November 12 2013So sorry to read this sad news. Deepest condolences to Ger's family and friends. Requiem æternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei. Requiescat in pace. Amen.
ACI and ACP member Ger Gleeson has died
November 12 2013This is Sarah Gleeson, Ger's daughter. I would like to thank everyone so much for their lovely comments about Daddy. He was a truly amazing man and I loved him with all my heart. My mother, brother an
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Joe, Anything else I would say would be duplicating what Sean O'Connaill has said far more succinctly and intelligently than my writing skills. My internet cover is woeful so I tend not to bother tryi
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013#28: Seán, as you say I don't discount the possibility that fear of public shame was a factor. How could I? It is a very common factor in many such situations - think bankers, politicians, etc. We ar
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Sean O'Conaill @28 One of the great potential benefits of the current crisis is that we could together begin to discuss a balanced morality that has a balanced view of sexuality also, one that does no
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013English translation: http://www.bishop-accountability.org/resources/resource-files/churchdocs/EpistulaEnglish.htm The letter is about procedures in canon law -- where it extends the statute of limita
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Nuala, the point is that the currently approved handling of allegations of child abuse is very, very different from what it would have been throughout history, in families as much as in churches. To s
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Pádraig McCarthy #25 . Thanks, Pádraig. I will be sure to read your book. . What I find interesting in your account of Bishop Kavanagh's dealings with these cases is that you do not explicitly surf
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013@26: Yes, there was awareness in church and in society for a long time. This, however, is not the issue. The awareness and understanding 30 years ago of the effects of abuse, of how to help the abused
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