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A prominent Michigan priest has been restored to ministry at his parish, four years after he was suspended because of sex-abuse charges that were proven false.
We celebrate birthdays and wedding anniversaries, but why do we neglect other important anniversaries in the lives of Catholics? Our baptism is the most transformative moment in our lives; our souls are left with an indelible spiritual mark, making us the adopted sons and daughters of God.
Many bishops have issued apologies for clerical abuse. But have they apologized to the people they defamed?
Father Eduard Perrone has lost an appeal to reinstate a dismissed defamation lawsuit against Monsignor G. Michael Bugarin, a fellow Archdiocese of Detroit priest and the delegate for clergy misconduct.
NorthJersey.com WOODLAND PARK, N.J. – As clergy abuse lawsuits proliferate across the U.S., a growing number of priests who say they were falsely accused are pushing back — by suing their accusers, investigators and even church officials. The list includes the Rev. Roy Herberger of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, New York. Last year, he filed a defamation case against a 42-year-old man who said the priest had assaulted him as a boy. The diocese cleared Herberger after a six-month investigation, but the experience was devastating, he said. "I felt abandoned, embarrassed and...