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Pope Benedict XVI today accepted the resignation Irish Bishop James Moriarty of Kildare, who admitted he failed to challenge the Irish church's policy of covering up the sel abuse of children by pedophile priests.
Pope Benedict XVI has warned that the dangers of pedophilia still exist in the Church. He made the comments before he meets Irish bishops next week to discuss the scandals in Ireland that have resulted in four archbishops stepping ...
Pope Benedict XVI has summoned Irish bishops to discuss the fallout of the Murphy report at an emergency meeting in Rome. The meeting will take place on February 15 and 16, and there will be "several senior Vatican officials in attendance."
Victims of clergy sex abuse in the United States and a group that tracks pedophile priests are calling on American Roman Catholic leaders and the Irish government to publicly detail known connections between the clergy abuse scandals in the two countries.
In what turned into a night of high drama at Midnight Mass in Dublin on Christmas Eve, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin announced that two more bishops will resign their positions because of the spreading pedophile scandal in the Irish Catholic Church.
Three more Bishops are under pressure to resign after Bishop James Moriarty offered his resignation to Pope Benedict on Wednesday. The three bishops in question were severely criticized in the Murphy report for taking no action against the pedophiles priests who took advantage of the most vulnerable in their congregation.
Irish Catholic Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin Jim Moriarty resigned to the Pope today following revelations in the Murphy Report into child abuse in the Dublin Archdiocese published last month.
The Government plans to order a nationwide investigation into child sex abuse in the Irish Catholic Church. That decision that may lead to a direct confrontation with some Church authorities, who want any inquiries to be limited in scope. There is also speculation that Northern Ireland dioceses could be included — the first time this expanded scope has been raised.