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Irish prime minister accuses Vatican of ‘narcissism’
July 20, 2011
Enda Kenny launches extraordinary attack on the Vatican in parliament, saying its policy on abuse is 'calculated' and 'withering'
Priest close to Pope calls for mass resignation of Irish bishops
July 20, 2011
Fr Vincent Twomey, a former student of Pope Benedict XVI, says Irish Church has been 'without any leadership' for 15 years
Irish government seeks to compel priests to break seal of confession
July 18, 2011
Under new legislation priests would be punished with up to five years in prison if they did not pass on details of abuse heard in Confession
Ireland’s foreign minister: Vatican must explain itself
July 15, 2011
Minister summons papal nuncio to a meeting following a report into the mishandling of child abuse allegations
Irish bishop criticised for lax response to abuse allegations
July 13, 2011
Report also says that Bishop John Magee of Cloyne, who resigned last year, admitted to 'inappropriate behaviour' with a young man
Fr Kit the ‘monster’ and the kindly priest I knew didn’t just seem like different people: they were different people
June 24, 2011
He had been granted the grace of ‘time for amendment of life’; and he had used it well
Rosminian order admits ‘inadequate’ response to abuse
June 22, 2011
Fr David Myers, head of the Rosminians in Britain, issues apology for sexual and physical abuse by priests in the 1960s
The men abused by Rosminians deserve compensation
June 22, 2011
I hope the order learns a lesson from Canada, where a Truth and Reconciliation Commission is working to bring healing to victims
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