Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Prosecution Expected To Rest Today In Priest Sex Abuse Case
The prosecution is expected to rest today and the defense will begin in the trial of a priest and former lay teacher charged with sexually assaulting the same boy back in 1999 and 2000.
Gov. Corbett Visits a Philadelphia Catholic School, Touting Financial Makeover
Independence Mission Schools (“IMS”) is the umbrella organization for 16 parish elementary schools, all of which charge tuition but, controversially, use both public and private funds for financial aid.
Admitted Pedophile Recants in Philadelphia Priest Sex Abuse Case
Defrocked priest Edward Avery pleaded guilty last year to sexually assaulting the same boy who has also accused the defendants now on trial: Father Charles Engelhardt and Bernard Shero.
Jury in Philadelphia Clergy Sex Abuse Trial Is Told of Defendant’s Suicide Attempt
There was testimony today that defendant Bernard Shero tried to commit suicide in 2011, on the morning he was supposed to surrender to face charges he sexually assaulted the boy, then 11.
Accuser in Philadelphia Priest Sex Abuse Case Is Grilled By Defense Attorneys
Another former priest accused by the same man has since pleaded guilty.
Money Is Motivating Phila. Priest Sex-Abuse Claims, Says Defense Attorney
It was attack and counterattack in a Philadelphia courtroom, as another case of alleged clergy sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia begins.
2012 Year In Review: Death Of Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua
Retired Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua, who figured prominently in two grand jury reports exposing clergy sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, died at the end of January.
2012 Year in Review: Reconfiguration in Local Catholic School System
There were closures, consolidations, and reprieves for area Catholic schools this year.
2012 Year in Review: The Philadelphia Clergy Child Sex Abuse Case
The trial evidence — a lot of it from the church’s own secret files — exposed sins committed over a period of decades by supposed men of God.
2012 Year in Review: Retrenchment in the Philadelphia Archdiocese
It was a rough year for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, which had to sell off several valuable properties including the archbishop’s residence and a seashore villa, lay off employees, and fold the “Catholic Standard and Times” newspaper.
Eagles DBs Spread Holiday Cheer At Church Christmas Benefit For Children
Santa showed up with his helpers – much of the defensive backfield for the Eagles – to distribute toys at the annual Archbishop’s Christmas Benefit for Children.
Philadelphia Public Schools, City Government Closed Again Tuesday
SEPTA will remain out of service on Tuesday morning. Officials say it will take eight hours after the storm passes to make sure things aren’t damaged.
Foundation Running Philadelphia Catholic High Schools Gets a CEO
Casey Carter, standing, is a national education consultant who has studied Catholic, charter, and public schools.
More Civil Suits Alleging Priest Sex Abuse Filed Against Phila. Archdiocese
Nine more people have filed suit against the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, alleging sexual abuse by priests and a coverup by the archdiocese.
Seashore Mansion of Philadelphia Archdiocese Goes To Auction on Saturday
“No one really knows what it’s worth,” says an official of the auction company, “but by putting it up for auction, exposing it to the market, we let the buyers tell us.”



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