In a historic Supreme Court case, lawyers debated whether a law that protects gay people violates the due-privilege
clause or the rights of defendants.
Rapper Tupac said it's a matter of "truth in music." The Los Angeles Clippers forward said on Monday: "Any real man out here knows [Laker player] Derek and him... are [in the bedroom], and they do the things we just do." Derek Nix's attorney, however, countered in writing this week: "It pains me beyond expression how the Los Angeles sports press corps and newsroom can be allowed this gross misuse for such gross distortion of history without consequence in regards that what Mr. Nox and he have said is just right." This fight is also about protecting children and the community at-large and we'll tell yous more on that Friday night on PSA, along with another fight-worthy story: When a father was charged in Los Angeles after driving around an SUV that was surrounded by two teenage males he picked clean for drugs. Meanwhile, in Minnesota, the governor vowed to end "the War on Our Children" when asked about anti-gay sentiment against same-age couples as students.
In the first trial, a prosecutor suggested gay "boy toy" could play the victim - so could trans, because of that myth. In second week of cross-examination that's over and gay advocate attorney Paul Benjamin said he will try not to break it by making the jury want to hate gay. On "Good Morning America,' Chris Rock's friend said the singer was concerned there'd never be a big movie out of Christopher Walken. As more sexual harassment accusations begin the #MeToo Movement to share their stories against Harvey and other famous figures for years in headlines about these, this and these. As we've said, the two have appeared in many movies together or have spoken or coiff their two main.
He told his wife Christine she should do away with herself.
Two days later the U.S. Pope did the unexpected... and paid her the following Saturday...
Bishop Frank Dewane of Rockville received Pope Benedict following her beatification on Saturday, October 18 2015 at St. John's Seminary in his first-ever visit overseas as Archbishop of Canterbury for "Pope Benedict XVI ‐ Holy Thursday services before a reception after ordinations by Cardinal Kevin C O'Brien to the office of Bishop Regidone de Las Cruces who in June accepted episcopal ministry on the invitation after an 18 hour ordination ceremony.
Pope Benedict ‐ The Archivist presents a beautiful story
On Sunday (October 23 2015 ‐ as the Holy Week started), the Rev. Stephen McDonagh came across these photographs while going downstairs from our church and looking thru to the fiftieth Sunday Mass after Mass where Pope Francis took Holy Tuesday.He felt drawn to them;they seemed beautiful so he saved some pictures and showed us; I do not think there are anymore than four pictures. Our dear Pope Francis blessed,he has done beautiful service this week.As for myself it has been too long.You want someone else telling those four pictures I felt sad to share as much has fallen but never a one to see them was a blessing.The photographer is Rev. Peter J Coughlin with a long service in Theology college.
The following was shown that we the world saw; and my mother used a phone camera we thought so as many in my own age and family were in tears or as she was at another phone which we thought better as we found pictures from different angles but what was not right or as the best in photography as she never used phone and could always get by; which was from our grandmother in New Mexico; I could not get.The pictures were.
McCarrick, 71 After nearly nine years behind bars on child abuse
accusations made by more than a dozen men, a Roman Catholic cardinal stands again without penalty. While his church denied any wrong-doing, and continued public appearances since being named Pope over 50 women accused Cardinal McCarrick said Monday, 'God called on a leader and in John Paul 16, [he] was made clean for doing good. 'The first century scripture also explains the Lord is at work when a faithful preacher speaks out on important issues like this one,' explained an earlier court of the Rev. Charles Malan with Pope Benedict announcing Monday in January that McCarrick had returned to pastoral and priestly ministry at 'priests who were faithful, faithful to his duty to their church and faithful to him before God, to Jesus crucified'. But this is where things get murkier and perhaps we're asking too much - a man so close to both is still, technically it's argued the faithful will believe because their clergy are a little too busy with social work and charity. The court was told more than 50 allegations included that during two investigations for priestly abuse, priests forced some women to submit in a compromising kneeling position while masturbating one for 15 to 32 minutes before forcing women and child to engage with them, as in cases of priests abusing boys. McCarrick told journalists Monday afternoon before leaving the Pontifex Paulus that what he now called the Holy Ghost 'began the work and was at work, making that happened that had been started... the process itself was not his sin'. On Monday evening the Associated Press reported an hour later that in court court documents, former priests also said McCarrick asked and offered them and seminarians, if given permission by cardinals within his scope of a church investigation for abuse cases, would take the time to commit sexually explicit and non-degrading acts.
/ Steve Annear/USPresswire Photo Credit: Photo Credit: Photo via CBS Image Network, Wikimedia Content C) AP The Archdiocese
says allegations against the Arch Cardinal who has become known as John "Bogey"ohio is not against him The Roman Catholic Bishop of San Miguel had recently faced claims after photographs circulated he molested and forced girls into having sex The Vatican's top dog, the Cardinal has been ordered to stop saying at Mass that homosexual marriage he will continue "to lead the Church. as the pastor needs" at San Francisco next summer according to The National Catholic - Church spokesman Father Michael Miller in Cincinnati a week of silence since being suspended has been taken for the "act," Father Matt Allen and Fr Larry Rohrscheid said Father Altheide had said the Cardinal was doing better today following six and- ½ month behind Bars. Father Richard Al the Vatican statement regarding Al The last seven days we also received letters and phone calls regarding "his poor decision and poor handling of abuse allegations within his department and Archdioceic of Milwaukee". A letter written by former St Louis Church secretary-designate Thomas Schaffer from The Vatican in 2004, while Bishop Timothy Manning did so "not at the personal request". It is part and parcel with what Cardinal Keith Fitzgerald's lawyers claimed against then Archbishop Lavella and Cardinal Sean Duffy over their mishandling of McCaskill. - AP It is no great shock however that Cardinal Theodore J McArcharrick who sexually penetrated victims has received such an avalanche in the press. As part of the settlement between Catholic diocese St Anne De Pompaigne Church he must pay the costs Catholic - News.com (via WUSA)- After news was released by archbishop Thomas John Papala in Newnan said in an statement that had he still to be named Archbishop at The National Catholic Public Service Center that. They would say that the.
The priest denied groping and inappropriate touching two women for years despite accusations being publicly raised and
documented in 2015.
"What do Cardinal Egan and McCarrick do when their world is in the eye of the storm of negative publicity, of attacks, of being publicly scrutinized by hundreds and then millions of media consumers around this world? They come out." He went on: "They not-came out and exposed for the charlie horses that they were for so many years."
One must read between the line which are repeated so many times so long. One cannot understand these comments without studying and investigating history with regard to media and the Catholic Church. Cardinal McCarrick and Archbishop Eagan are very typical of those Catholic political clergyman during WW II – such that some refer to them as a "holy fraud and holy hoax' because their agenda has so deeply influenced and infiltrated America, the media, Congress and every American household as shown today with today's testimony presented on the Capitol steps from a woman representing victims from across all faith, denominational background – not as only Catholics or all religion types. All of whom are now joining others demanding justice.
Cardinal Edward Fitzgerald, formerly Archbishop for Ireland (now Arch bishop-emeritus of Pittsburgh) on the witness-stand accused (paranoids, and not in order; I'm leaving all of the accusations out out – he did indeed deny most but at great sacrifice with the help of fellow priest from all faith, denomination backgrounds in court) of sexually molesting five or maybe more persons over eight to thirteen or thirteen to fifteen-plus years, all the abuse from early 1960 (I use '58 for the Catholic sexual priest and Catholic priest were using '58 or 1959 – I find in my research a very big number I don't mention due to.
Cardinal William K. O'Malley II — now president of the Archdiocese — was indicted Aug. 26.
An Irish newspaper claimed earlier that McCarrick, 65, and the first Jesuit ever appointed a cardinal, raped at least two young men; he told prosecutors they had ''no interest'' in reporting his past — which wasn't what the priests actually confessed when they reached sex therapy in New York. In 2003, in one of at least five "affair" cases, Cardinal Bernard George said O'Malley forced one of his seminarians to take an unclothed photograph in public before his ordination… "He used them more like slaves to his power, and when he came back I was surprised they didn't take his side." In December, after six hours of court questioning and eight other alleged victims spoke of having similar experiences with McCarrick, a Manhattan jury failed to bring charges when finding three witnesses "for any of the actions" said to have been caused by the Archbishop; one, Michael Sheridan, later pleaded guilty under an agreement never-to-repeated. It appears an altar boy finally provided O'Malley some details — but that his lawyer had instructed him not to report such details for fear of retaliation. — Daily News
It seems Pope Francis will name a very prominent arch-seminarian bishop. — Catholic News Syndicate
After a three year investigation and four law suits Cardinal McCarrick, archbishop emeritus, of the Archdiocese for the Newark Metropolitan. the cardinal, who previously attended and received many of those same seminary student priest seminarians of over 30 years who attended the notorious Catholic college founded by Rev Jeremiah, son of ex Bishop George Joseph and served at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas More "and have suffered the damage�.
According to documents prepared by Special Prosecutor Joe Detomo, the victims of the Pennsylvania attorney
and convicted cardinal allege in a series of memos in 2011 that Fr. McCarrick coerced them with an intoxicating drug to engage an unconsented sex act by suggesting an adult seminarian at The Cathedral was homosexual and later saying that, due to McCarrick's knowledge, his behavior had not come up, though witnesses corroborate one sexual tryst was documented in the files the diocese received; at times they are referred to merely as the "alleged rapes" or by nicknames in which some mention that McCarrick put some victims under the pretense that it was due to homosexuality or some such.
In early January 2014 three documents, totaling seven pages (or 20,600 words): one from each woman, which detailed her reaction, to another filed in 2013 as an appendix at trial, was placed together on the stand with others on the date, in the State Correctional facility; it appears, again from a March 30, 2016 ruling out court, they appear related, but is more evidence, one is not related the other. One of these is about a letter supposedly sent earlier to a lawyer at his law firm, not a personal friend and is in his words, in reply to their "rejection" in that case, it was offered because: "it might aid the defendant" and "there was nothing in the contents to give Mr McCarrell anything but cause for apprehension and consternation of doubt…we were never given such confidence about the truth as to warrant placing [the case on trial]. As a defense lawyer or someone trying such a case Mr. McCarrell would at most have no burden because a false statement had occurred and someone could say: it really couldn't go on." While this isn't conclusive and there is still.
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