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Posted on February 3 at 1:23 p.m.
It is a tragedy that ignorance will prevail in the the quest to suppress evil for the sake of saving face. Hopefully in time these badly advised individuals will learn false loyalty to a flawed organisation was simply a matter of fear of their own conscience, to which they turned a deaf ear.
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Posted on February 3 at 11:56 a.m.
DrDan and blackpoodles, thank you!
Henry the Eighth was no fool. Nor did he suffer hypocrites gladly. He would no doubt have agreed with Martin Luther on that count and approved of the sack of Rome by an army of German Lutherans in 1527,
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Posted on February 3 at 11:09 a.m.
Thank you, East Beach. Thank goodness the wheels are turning, light is coming in, and the world will know about this raging hypocrite hiding behind his robes and church.
Hopefully in time the legion of the innocent prey of these unspeakablely cruel men will find closure.
Yes, italiansburg, I see no wrong with John and Ken, they have been diligent in their pursuit of Mahoney and for this alone I would support them.
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Posted on February 2 at 3:10 p.m.
One would think manslaughter at least but this was an accident aggravated by the hit and run, and withholding evidence charges. Both serious jail time situations.
Posted on February 2 at 8:57 a.m.
http://bishop-accountability.org/prie...
Thank you. Here are a few more.
Posted on February 1 at 1:33 p.m.
The time has come for those involved in this cover up to take responsibility for their actions. For attempting to diffuse the seriousness of these criminal acts against our children and for being the the hunter's - the predator's advocate, while knowingly sacrificing his helpless and vulnerable prey.
Apologies are indeed hollow. They are meaningless coming from a criminal who would have happily carried on rubbing shoulders with trusting members of this community, our schools and your church for decades, if his hypocrisy not been discovered.
Ireland had the courage to speak up for their children and put their safety before supporting a flawed clergy. I hope we have the strength to do the same.
Posted on February 1 at 8:32 a.m.
I read this early this morning and began to cry.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-...
The wheels have begun to slowly turn.
Thank you for helping us by letting in the light of truth and hope, Mr. Welch.
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Posted on January 31 at 9:03 a.m.
Bravo and thank you, Nick Welsh. After decades of frustration at last there is light at the end of this dark tunnel.
Considering the situation, resignation would be the best decision for Curry at this point. Clearly his sincerity and moral obligations have been compromised.
The time has come for those involved in this cover up to take responsibility for their actions. For attempting to diffuse the seriousness of these criminal acts against our children and for being the the hunter's - the predator's advocate, while knowingly sacrificing his helpless and vulnerable prey.
No mercy for the hunter.
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Posted on January 28 at 1:17 p.m.
People in this town must not support this conspiracy. Time to pause and take a step back. Rubbing shoulders today with this hypocrite is egregious. Considering the information we have read, and thank you Nick Welch, this man should not be allowed into the public arena. Remember the agony these criminals have inflicted on the innocents. Ireland has bitterly condemned this breach of trust and the people have shown courage and strength to put the welfare of their children before this group of flawed religious hypocrites.
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Posted on February 3 at 2:25 p.m.
Are you quite sure about the nuns, Dr Dan?
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