The Catholic Church has a well-documented, albeit severely under-addressed, history of child abuse that has occurred at the hands of its priest for decades. Dioceses have attempted to hide it, to payout survivors of abuse, and now, according to a report released by ProPublica in conjunction with the Houston Chronicle, it would appear priests who’ve been credibly accused of abuse have been finding work in new dioceses abroad with the Church’s blessing.\n
, it would appear priests who’ve been credibly accused of abuse have been finding work in new dioceses abroad with the Church’s blessing.
Starting in 2018, U.S. dioceses began compiling and releasing lists of priests in their churches who haveanalyzed 52 of those lists, 30 of which had the highest number of credibly accused clergy, and found that 51 people on those lists were able to find work in the Church abroad, some still working with children.In certain cases, as with Rev.
ioceses themselves. Pinal, for example, was kept on the Sacramento payroll so that he might more easily find a new assignment in MexicoAnd, unsurprisingly, it would appear that no amount of time spent continuing to work as a priest, allegedly someone meant to be an example of,
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