Sexual abuse of children by priests was known ‘at all levels’ in Catholic Church, says Archbishop of Dublin
There was ‘no effort made to deal with perpetrators’ Dermot Farrell tells US Catholic TV network
There was ‘no effort made to deal with perpetrators’ Dermot Farrell tells US Catholic TV network
Restore Together writes to Minister for Education Norma Foley seeking urgent meeting to discuss terms of reference of any such inquiry
Great majority of allegations arose from incidents that took place in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s
Forum Study suggests many church features prized by German Protestants facilitated rather than prevented sexualised violence and continue to hinder full disclosure
Solicitors say taking of cases against the trust, which has property worth €133 million, is response to legal strategy being adopted by congregation
Leo Varadkar apologised in 2019 to those sexually abused in day schools, pledging they would not be failed again
Resignation of Annette Kurschus rocks Germany’s mainstream Protestant church as study confirms membership collapse
Programme about sexual abuse in Blackrock College of two brothers wins award for investigative work at world’s largest competition for public-service media
Rite & Reason: Until the rest have been named, there is no context for the life of Joseph Marmion SJ. He operated within an organisation that harboured child abusers
Speaking at his memorial service, Minister says Mark Ryan showed ‘enormous courage’ in speaking out about being sexually abused at Blackrock College
Report following public inquiry criticises Catholic authorities for ‘cover-up’ culture
Restorative justice is an informal process which focuses on the survivor rather than the offender
Polish Catholic church in turmoil over multiple clerical sex scandals, while Swiss primate suggests ‘time is right to abolish the celibacy obligation’ for priests
Priest, economist and campaigner Dr Seán Healy delivers a parting shot at the Government as he retires from his role at the head of independent think-tank Social Justice Ireland
Clerical sexual abuse scandals have badly damaged the Catholic Church, in particular ‘the faith of young people, says retired archbishop
‘Unforgiveable’ intervention criticised by spokesman for men who suffered at hands of Christian Brothers
Are councillors compassionate enough to rescind Edmund Garvey’s freedom of Drogheda as a powerful symbol of support for victims of abuse?
Restorative justice process hears testimony from 62 past pupils, mostly from Belvedere College in Dublin
Congregation ought to be renamed the Cheapskate Bullies for its persistent torment of abuse survivors via the legal system
Company and land registry files show Christian Brothers has extensive property portfolio and investment funds worth millions of euro
It is understood the investigation was hindered by ‘missing files and lack of information generally on the side of the Spiritans’
More than 140 people have reported incidences of child sexual abuse involving 18 alleged abusers at Blackrock College and Willow Park schools
Sharp rise in reports of abuse last year attributed to victims, prompted by Blackrock College revelations, reporting alleged abuse in boarding schools
Two reports of alleged abuse by priests or religious order members occurring in 2020s
State courts committed children to these hellholes, religious orders should not have control of files
Letter from scoping inquiry to survivors of abuse at private fee-paying schools
Protestant-run boarding schools declined to respond to request for details from The Irish Times.
Significant development in historical sex abuse case where congregation’s legal strategy has led to ‘procedural morass’
School says it was a ‘grave failure’ that it didn’t prevent abuse by former teacher John McClean
‘Rome’s serial “mishaps” in this area are neither stupid nor insane. They are about protecting itself’
An inquiry dedicated primarily to one social class and exclusively to one religious denomination will be undermined before it even begins
Claimants have to serve papers on hundreds of Brothers because the congregation chooses not to appoint a nominee
Past pupils allege Fr Michael Cremin ‘crept into dormitories’ to abuse boys
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