Burn The Cathedrals W/ The Priests In Them!
Ruth Graham / New York Times:Sex Abuse in Catholic Church: Over 1,900 Minors Abused in Illinois, State Says — A new report by the attorney general of Illinois covering decades names more than 450 credibly accused sexual abusers, including priests and lay religious brothers. — The LatestTimothy P. Carney / Washington Examiner: Must we put our hope in hell and the attorney general of Illinois?Dave Byrnes / Courthouse News Service: Illinois AG accuses hundreds of Catholic priests of child sex abuse over decadesSky Palma / Raw Story: More than 1,900 children abused by Illinois Catholic Church: state investigationAssociated Press:
Illinois AG probe: Catholic clergy sexual abuse of kids was far more common than church acknowledgedRobert Herguth / Chicago Sun Times: Catholic church in Illinois vastly underreported clergy sex abuse, Kwame Raoul findsOffice of the Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul: ATTORNEY GENERAL RAOUL RELEASES REPORT CONCLUDING MULTI-YEAR INVESTIGATION INTO CHILD SEX ABUSE BY MEMBERS OF CATHOLIC CLERGY IN ILLINOISLauren Sforza / The Hill: Illinois investigation finds almost 2,000 children abused in Catholic ChurchMichael McDonnell / Survivors Network of those Abused: Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Releases Clergy Investigation Report; SNAP ReactsKate Anderson / The Daily Caller: Over 400 Catholic Clergy Abused Nearly 2000 Children, Illinois Attorney General Reveals In New ReportAndy Koval / WCIA-TV: AG report finds nearly 350 Catholic clergy accused of sex abuse not publicly listed by Illinois diocesesDenver Post: Hundreds more Illinois Catholic clergy abused children than originally reported, AG saysAssociated Press: Catholic clergy sexually abused Illinois kids far more often than church acknowledged, state findsNBC Chicago: Illinois AG Probe: Catholic Clergy Sexual Abuse of Kids Far More Common Than Church AcknowledgedKathleen Foody / Religion News Service: Illinois attorney general to discuss investigation of Catholic clergy sexual abuse
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