Sentences with phrase «crimes by priests»
Maybe he is a good person, but he heads an organization that continues to hide horrendous crimes by priests and insists on policies that cause harm to millions.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
Posted today «NEW STATS: 10 % of Catholic priests were pedophiles and still counting, 20 to 200 times more than general population» at http://cityofangels8.blogspot.com/2010/09/new-stats-10-percent-of-catholic.html Written by, me, a Journalist / Survivor of pedophile priest crime in Los Angeles.
Release a list of all the Archbishops, Bishops, and priests that molested their congregation, with a list of who was molested, as well as complete signed apologies from all the resulting offenders, and a signed confession by the Pope that these people will be charged in a criminal court for these crimes and will not ever be allowed to preach the word of God in a Catholic church, and then, MAYBE, I'll think you have a right to tell your followers they can't do with their bodies as they please.
, and a little MORE time worrying about the crimes committed against children by priests, bishops, archbishops, cardinals, and the pope.
They also actively aid and abet child r@ping priests by helping cover up their crimes and occasionally moving them to new locations to offer them access to newer crops of children.
Fewer priests BY FAR as a percentage committ this crime than non-celibates.
What do individual crimes committed by individual priests have to do with a church wanting stolen property back?
But under the law proposed by Shatter, priests could be prosecuted for failing to tell the police about crimes disclosed in the confession box.
While others were always ready to evoke the occult and supernatural in their efforts to explain the most difficult crimes, it was this balding and unassuming Catholic priest who invariably solved the mystery by means of the most everyday, commonplace observations.
«In this work, no excuses will be offered in order to justify the appalling crime of sexual abuse perpetrated by a small number of Catholic priests - about 2 to 4 \ % credible accusations in the United States and less than this in the United Kingdom in the last forty years - nor for the pastoral negligence of some bishops.
It was with this view of the Church as a mirror of justice that he addressed the bishops of the United States in 1993 in a public letter that described the abuse of a minor by a priest as a «grave crime» and urged the imposition of canonical penalties.
Agreed and local law in most places would stipulate priests as mandated reporters REQUIRING them by law to report crimes of that nature.
I suppose given the tenor of this list, Melville is pretty predictable, being that he's a genius of crime noir, but this film is neither noir nor gangster; it's about a thoughtful, intelligent, wise, and committed country priest, played by the young Jean - Paul Belmondo -LRB-!).
Director Pablo Larrain's follow up to his Oscar - nominated No, The Club follows a crisis counselor who is sent by the Catholic Church to a small Chilean beach town where disgraced priests and nuns, suspected of crimes ranging from child abuse to baby - snatching from unwed mothers, live in seclusion after an incident occurs.
When the local priest (Nick Searcy) stops by to ask her to take them down, Mildred lays into him, citing the Los Angeles County penal code - which considers gang members to be complicit in crimes committed by other gang members - to implicate the padre in pedophilia.