So, Padraig, here we go again. I never cease to be completely baffled by your "learning curve" excuse. How can you possibly contend that mature, even reasonably intelligent adults could not discern
#5 Sean O'~Conaill:
1: The learning curve does not exonerate. It places the actions of the time in the context of the time. To deny that there was, and is, a learning curve is to deny historical fact.
In countenancing anonymous accusations the bishops have brought on themselves a deluge of such allegations from poisonous bloggers. Happily the abuse of minors has not been a theme. Rather the frenzy
#4 I was referring, quite obviously, to your 3rd and 4th paragraphs in #1 - the reprised 'learning curve' exoneration of those Dublin diocesan administrators criticised in the Murphy Report.
Why exact
#3 Sean O'Conaill:
I confess I do not understand these arguments. None of what is presented here is either stated or implied by what I wrote. These arguments seem to lack logic.
In the letter, Tim wri
#1 The career-specific claimed role of Catholic clergy has always been moral and spiritual leadership, associated especially with expertise in sexual morality. To argue therefore that Catholic clergy
Many thanks to Tim Hazelwood for sharing his painful experience with us; also to Padraig McCarthy for his calm and measured comments on how our bishops responded to the Murphy report.
I should like to
It's difficult to understand how church authorities show such a lack of pastoral care. While the desire to provide maximum protection for vulnerable people is admirable, there seems little recognition
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