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CLERGY ABUSE
Fr. David Leary – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father David Leary in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. Edward A. Sheehy – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father Edward A. Sheehy in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. William Q. Simms – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father William Q. Simms in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. John Geinzer – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father John Geinzer in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. Joseph Gerg – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father Joseph Gerg in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. Steven Girard – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father Steven Girard in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Fr. Francis Michael Sweeney – Archdiocese of Baltimore
Horowitz Law is now evaluating claims from anyone sexually abused by Father Francis Michael Sweeney in the Archdiocese of Baltimore in Maryland. Call us now for a free consultation.
Don’t Make Assumptions About Why Catholic Parishes Are Closing
Every morning two things happen. We drink coffee. And the sun comes up. But we know that one doesn’t cause the other. That’s why we should all be careful when someone draws a “cause and effect” conclusion just because two things happen simultaneously. Which brings us to a common misconception about Catholics parishes closing in the United States. “These expensive…
Parishes Can Be Victimized Too
If you’re a bishop, what do you do with parishioners when their beloved priest is accused of child sexual abuse? One option: Do virtually nothing. Another option: Express compassion. A third option: Give them information, context and guidance. That’s the smartest and most caring choice. Sadly, however, most Catholic officials opt for saying nothing or token expressions of sympathy. (A…