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Vatican murmurs about Mahony's attendance at papal conclave
ROME -- A senior Vatican official called Cardinal Roger Mahony's participation in the selection of the next pope "troubling," but said there was no formal procedure to stop the retired Los Angeles archbishop from attending the conclave next month. The...
Tags: Benedict XVI, Abusive Behavior, The Pope, Vatican City, Religion and Belief
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Letters: Sex abuse scandal's broken lives
Re "Charges unlikely for Mahony," "Mahony lacks atonement," Column, and "Mahony's moral obligations," Letters, Jan. 23 I got sick reading the front-page article detailing the unlikelihood that Cardinal Roger M. Mahony will face charges for concealing...
Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Religion and Belief, Robert J. Lopez, Christianity, Social Services
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Mahony to be questioned about abuse before voting on new pope
L.A. NOWBefore Cardinal Roger M. Mahony boards a plane for Rome to help elect the next pope, he will be questioned under oath about his handling of clergy sex abuse cases. A judge cleared the way Friday for a Feb. 23...... -
Archbishop Gomez: Pray for Cardinal Mahony as he travels to Rome
L.A. NOWArchbishop Jose H. Gomez on Friday sent out a letter urging the faithful to pray for Cardinal Roger Mahony to help select a new pope and reiterated his message that Mahony remains a priest "in good standing" despite new details...... -
Letters: Mahony and the next pope
Re "Mahony's papal vote irks some Catholics," Feb. 12 Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, the retired archbishop of Los Angeles, has no shame. He concealed child molestations by priests from law enforcement. Then he borrowed money, without disclosing his act,...Tags: Elections, Religion and Belief, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Charles Manson
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The church retains its barrier of silence
In January 2002, the Boston Globe published the first in a series of articles that exposed the sordid history of sexual abuse of youth in the Boston Roman Catholic archdiocese. Those stories revealed how church officials had kept knowledge of abuse from...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal, Christianity, The Boston Globe, Roman Catholicism
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Judge orders archdiocese to restore names in abuse files
Church leaders who mishandled child sex abuse allegations will be named in a 30,000-page cache of internal Archdiocese of Los Angeles records set for public release in coming weeks, a judge ruled Monday. The decision by Los Angeles County Superior Court...
Tags: Abusive Behavior, Trials, Ashley Powers, Substance Abuse, Religion and Belief
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Letters: Rich church, poor actions
Re "Church used funds meant for the dead," Feb. 10 Several years ago I visited the small Roman Catholic church in Loreto, Mexico. There, I saw an older, probably poor woman with a small boy dropping a few coins into the collection box. A few years...Tags: The Pope, Religion and Belief, Christianity, Roman Catholicism
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Mahony says he looks forward to voting on Pope Benedict's successor
L.A. NOWCardinal Roger M. Mahony praised outgoing Pope Benedict XVI for his legacy of spreading Catholicism throughout the world and said he looks forward to traveling to Rome to help elect his successor.... -
A priest's confession, a man's relief
There is something about me that is happier when accompanied by a small boy.... Perhaps besides the sexual element, the child in me wants a playmate. — Father Robert Van Handel :: Damian Eckert turned on the computer in his in-laws' home...
Tags: Psychiatry, Abusive Behavior, Trials, Religion and Belief, Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal
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Retired nun 'sad' that Cardinal Mahony will vote on next pope
L.A. NOWAs surprise washed over Catholic parishioners Monday after the resignation announcement by Pope Benedict XVI, retired nun Mary Dispenza was left saddened that Cardinal Roger M. Mahony will have a hand in picking the pontiff's successor. Mahony, who was... -
L.A. archbishop calls pope's retirement an 'act of humility'
L.A. NOWArchbishop of Los Angeles Jose H. Gomez told parishioners during a midday Mass on Monday that it was a historic day and Pope Benedict XVI's decision to retire was a Christ-like act of humility. Gomez made no direct mentions of......
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