Sentences with phrase «about pedophile priests»

How must he feel about pedophile priests, then?

According to Clohessy, Malone was anything but transparent when allegations surfaced about pedophile priests in Portland, Maine.

I'd be happy if he merely released all information the RCC has about pedophile priests and the criminal coverup of same.

I'm a catholic, but i do not abide by the church not doing anything about the pedophile priest, and lying and moving them from one parish to another.

How about a pedophile priest?

How is a pope living in Rome managing the theological affairs of billion people supposed to know about a pedophile priest who has managed to fool those living closest to them for decades?

Not exact matches

More «Catholic priests are a bunch of pedophiles» and «I'm against pedophiles» posts by people who really know very little about pedophile statistics and just use these areticles to vent their anti-catholic prejudices.

This is about pedophiles becoming priests to practice their trade.

What about the pedophile Catholic priests, Mormon bishops, etc?

I don't give a rats ass what your fairy tale god or your pedophile priests have to say about it.

Of course, igaftr, but I believe the Pope was talking about pedophiles, not gay priests.

Likewise, evil is not exclusive to catholics priest therefore my point that instead of complaining about catholicism and bashing «catholics», we should all condemn pedophiles, regardless of who they are or their roles in their communitiies.

Even the rare incidents involving young boys get passed over because headlines about Lutheran pastors aren't nearly as invitingly lurid as «pedophile priests.»

What about the tens of thousands of your pedophile priests protected by your pedophile infested church who have raped countless children throughout the centuries and continuing to this day?

Just three months ago, he learned that Pope Benedict XVI played a role in keeping his abuser in the church when CNN told him about a letter signed by the pontiff — then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger — refusing to defrock the pedophile priest.

Too much about Catholicism I could no longer tolerate — pedophile priests, and a refusal by the hierarchy to recognize women as anything but servants top my list.

For instance, when the whole «priests and pedophilia» media debacle happened, newspapers could not factually claim that priests are at an increased risk of being pedophiles (because the reverse is actually true), so instead, they would pair stories about priests with unrelated generic articles about pedophilia in the front page.

But despite two terrifically nuanced performances by its male leads and a good try by its somewhat miscast female star, the simmering dramatics behind «Denial» never quite reach a satisfying boil of righteous indignation and justice served that was felt in last year's similar «Spotlight,» the expose about the uncovering of the Catholic Church's pedophile priest scandal.

But this movie ticks a lot of boxes: it's about the death of investigative journalism, the quagmire that newspapers are in today, but it's also about society and the way that it dealt with this situation [the exposing of Roman Catholic pedophile priests in Boston].

Toronto has been slow to produce a breakout hit this year, but it sounds like Tom McCarthy's fact - based drama about the Boston Globe's investigation of pedophile priests might finally be it.

Another winner is Faith by Jennifer Haigh, about a priest at the center of a pedophile scandal and his devout Boston relatives.

Francis would do well to rid the Vatican of homosexuals and pedophiles, correct the many unscriptural errors in Roman theology — Mariolatry and the celibacy of priests, for example, read his Bible, and set about fulfilling the mission of the Church Universal.