Archdiocese of St. Louis Sues Law Firm on Confidentiality of Documents
Midwest News • May 31, 2007
The Archdiocese of St. Louis is suing a law firm that handles clergy sex abuse cases, claiming it is improperly circulating confidential documents related to eight current or former priests.
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Subject: ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS
Posted On: May 31, 2007, 4:41 pm CDT
Posted By: Sister M. Immaculata Dunn
Comment:
This is simply unreal.
The Archdiocese of St. Louis Sues Law Firm on Confidentiality of Documents?
Surely you jest, there must be some mistake.
It has now been five long years since the National Conference of Catholic Bishops promised accountability and transparancy and we still have bishops across the United States playing legal hardball.
I can't believe it. They promised, they really did.
The records will all come out, sooner or later, as was the case with the Archdiocese of Boston. Not only did Cardinal Law lie but so did those under him who covered up and transferred these pedophiles around from parish to parish.
There should be many others going to jail beside these sexual abusers of boys and girls.
Of course, they are all too busy trying to prevent the records from ending up before the public.
Look at all the work the Archdiocese of Philadelphia went to keep tens of thousands of records away from the public eye.
Thank God we at least have the Philadelphia Grand Jury Report of 2005.
Sister M. Immaculata Dunn
maryidunn@yahoo.com
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The archdiocese's judicial vicar, Monsignor John Shamleffer, said
Subject: ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS
The Archdiocese of St. Louis Sues Law Firm on Confidentiality of Documents?
Surely you jest, there must be some mistake.
It has now been five long years since the National Conference of Catholic Bishops promised accountability and transparancy and we still have bishops across the United States playing legal hardball.
I can't believe it. They promised, they really did.
The records will all come out, sooner or later, as was the case with the Archdiocese of Boston. Not only did Cardinal Law lie but so did those under him who covered up and transferred these pedophiles around from parish to parish.
There should be many others going to jail beside these sexual abusers of boys and girls.
Of course, they are all too busy trying to prevent the records from ending up before the public.
Look at all the work the Archdiocese of Philadelphia went to keep tens of thousands of records away from the public eye.
Thank God we at least have the Philadelphia Grand Jury Report of 2005.
Sister M. Immaculata Dunn
maryidunn@yahoo.com
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The archdiocese's judicial vicar, Monsignor John Shamleffer, said