Jeanie Hannaman

By Stephen White, The Catholic Thing - DiNardo’s statement was a clear message that he, and many of his fellow bishops, understand that what began as a re-emergence of the festering wound of clerical sexual abuse has metastasized into a full-scale crisis of confidence in the American episcopate.

By Catherine Harmon, Catholic World Report - Two alleged victims of Father Manuel La Rosa-Lopez, one male and one female, are accusing Cardinal DiNardo—who also serves as president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops—of not doing enough to prevent the priest from abusing other children, according to the Associated Press.

By Caroline Farrow, Crisis Magazine - Over the past few months my mind has turned repeatedly to the case of my former bishop, Kieran Conry of the diocese of Arundel and Brighton. He resigned back in 2014 after Simon Hodgkinson, the aggrieved husband of Olivia, went to the presswith claims that his wife had been enjoying an illicit affair with Bishop Conry, who had been counseling her over her marriage troubles.