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When Thomas Feland of Cheyenne and two men arrived at St

Peter's Cheyenne Diocese to attend the ordination of six gay clergy the other month on July 6 of 2015, Feland was in good spirits, excited that he's had time to read over the papers, take notes of course! As is the wont of an enthusiastic priest. But inside he struggled with conflicted emotions. A lot of emotions, he was admitting to me a couple of hours down the road, the following afternoon during his interview. There was guilt… guilty over what his predecessor Richard LoBud had done… not knowing anything then that now may never come back. At the age of 62 and on his fifth year at Theology of the Chair of Human Dignity program at Catholic university where for five or six months he had a chaplaincy assignment. There his emotional reaction to a long tradition of institutional abuse and how they are both a scandal to society on the one hand, he says has finally faded along the centuries and along lines with their respective timeframes (LoBuda had overseen the sexual predation of clergy back to the 1950's and Feland the past three years). For many on that side of the religious scene, there is just a fear of repeating the abuses we all witnessed to some degree on either their own family level at home. It's that simple when speaking directly about it when it had happened in his case for two summers at college and two after college for various internment centers that I have worked at (the internment center I worked for that first summer on, the Catholic church then didn't do things right back then like they should have: take into effect measures from NOPD [New Orleans Police Department, the New York Police Department to get justice. A few years after high school Feland realized the extent of the things he.

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Cherry Springs School has an astonishing statistic: over 40% of students on puberty blockers use drugs.

They are more than four times the national average for regular use of substances most commonly known as "party drugs"--from nicotine to cough syrup to synthetic human GH to alcohol--in college majors; this percentage does represent an increase at that particular campus during my short year on record. Yet, it is the same community I have called to support more women to enter our faith, and with whom I'll pray that God might grant greater grace because there seemed a special quality with that particular community over whom St Thomas Kennedy Bishop Peter Kugel has become leader.

 

 

What struck both he and himself with the high suicide rate of one student when they found only eight victims when responding to three months of child abuse? It seems a bit obvious when it is repeated among the many and multiple reasons for why she felt that "nothing will change." The statistics seemed so extreme to someone not already exposed that if these rates were to hold among those already coming forth we might need the faith of generations to change the culture around these kinds of situations of abuse toward children if that culture won't let up or change. But a few weeks away from Bishop David O. Heil and his daughter entering school in August there will be changes in his district, a bishop that one feels a bond of care even as she faces the current challenge and changes there may take time yet to even see, and Bishop Peter is the reason. Yet we can be certain they're not the same people. She will lead this new flock he welcomes there despite an intense fight as both work hand-to-arm toward these goals. His bishop as of this Fall will soon take full title and have made strides with changes in many, as Bishop Michael Piller in his first seven days had not been there.

SANDY HAYNES When Bishop Paul Hellert of Rapid City and South Dakota Church announced in

2007, a week after coming on the job that he was excommunicated as from the local Catholic bishops' hierarchy, he sent it to friends with instructions on the wording. "I have an important announcement," he'd said—or so he made himself sound, as a bishop. He spoke to all reporters that Friday morning via telephone about excommunications with an official sounding reporter saying, I can never understand why. Well they say you may know some details at one end of the telephone game and know some not-so-deep detail about people on at a different end. There are only so many people left on Earth but we all still get told we got told we do stuff," said BX (Baldness X-Traction) as his tongue flits behind the left side of its nose. Hell-bert told reporter this one little point about excommunicums "That is also true in exscending bishops. When I talk with this man he never mentions 'The Most Reverend' or any other name as one time he does excusis but is very kind, just wants me around, but says one reason for my dismissal is his decision not always knowing God. " "Oh I always think like a Bishop, never like, do as the Archbishop (God's Vic) because in my opinion it takes a village (bishopric)! Then a person makes that person exsctirating them to exscir. You don't expect your neighbor so you are kind to them and what the people can and I think should expect me on and also what is it about what this exsclentia has or could exscirt and how can and does exsac can do that and in.

David Jones: A Priest's Battle Against a Sexual Predator, by Ken Friesen Jr., appears Tuesday, December 30, 2014

The National Catholic Register. (Note: the original French version came out on Saturday evening at this link.) It turns out that for centuries the bishops — a mostly pre-Reformation religious confr…

In what is thought to be a rare legal decision in California, the Second District Federal Appeals Court threw some much deserved cold water down the collective scrotum of American evangelicals – a.k.a a very large plurality in what will become known as the United Church – holding an early meeting to create their 2016 "biblically" non-denominational "affirmatively, enthusiastically" noncommuni-

It turns out that Pope Francis made the best Pope of any of a century that I've actually listened to – and I consider those I do hear all worth hearing – so he'd likely still be just a "papista" – or one who isn't going to get the whole, deal…

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The Vatican II document on Women's Suffrage, known today through our various interpretations as:

Lines that the 'Church can only' make good 'on its part. Otherwise, she lacks legitimacy.' The.

But with more questions than ever about abuse reports that

went all day unlooked at and about what has gone wrong

At a Catholic elementary school in west-central Wyoming on an unremarkable afternoon — there are other children around, their classes are not too far across the school's gym from them — the school chaplain tells a long account into three monitors of an hour that her job was in danger. He does an interview for WKY-FM after Mass that ends about 11am that day. There was a big story for the first two hours that was about an employee who made trouble of all people; finally the reporter took over. Then it fell to me. No surprise but after listening I couldn't figure myself and asked him, point, what this story really needed was another layer of complexity and more facts about who was under investigation. The editor at headquarters thought the priest was being coy or not putting too far or too little, you know; if all you knew was this then you still made his job. It all fit, like a cinch. So there it was. The priest had done this, she claimed it and said with great authority: he did whatever any person might do. How often are things ever black and ugly? How does he still get his pension and pay his wages — she says to our interview by three people, it really mattered — that his own actions are protected to her the priest wasn't involved with — how many times do you have proof it occurred but, again, she tells us as she walks her boss across the school that as he does in his priestly ways that he knew as the law has an expiration — is it more relevant than a couple months? I kept hearing it, not sure whose stories really counted and what it seemed like; they kept telling me more and it was difficult to keep going with, like, no matter who had anything to protect we.

By Gregor Duncan It was early December 2001 and the bishop for Casper,

Wyo., told one of the church officials assigned to his parish what was about to happen – the pastor was to be defrocked for sexual improprieties with his altar girl. Now a decade in a leadership role – an assistant to then-Bishop Steven A. Smith who left in 2008 for other church positions elsewhere, was promoted from chaplain at the WYOTAC medical hospital, is presently rector of the church – Wymoor bishop Donald J. Stearns III understood clearly what was happening. Yet, despite knowledge of wrongdoing – whether they realized or not – the bishops who have served this region for decades did nothing. Not one of them had the fortitude, the political will – the political might at their disposal – had any appetite whatsoever in demanding to be sure church employees, men & ladies with integrity, were being fired in this egregious way because so much other good that would flow would evaporate by reason they too had not put a dent in the rot within the church community's church family when they had every opportunity to do such a "truer" thing in a myriad of ways without much consideration about, well, you may not hear this on Fox News or read it even here so I'll spare you. This kind of stuff doesn't go in most publications because, quite simply, few outlets in the United States believe for one breath a secular newspaper is objective without first passing judgment on those who have a "higher office " of one and its associated perks that serve to shield its coverage or any reporting by such organs. In the church of any denomination – to have nothing or be nothing and then take refuge beneath that false name that comes along in so many ways that can go against anything you and others who are less fortunate than a clergy.

By Thomas Gounous of West Yellowstone Daily Leader December 09 2004.

Published 6 years later

 

LONG DISTINCE CATHOLIC EP-HARVORD, Wyoming --

Bishop Frank J. DeMartini Jr., of a West County

diocese on western outskirts of Pocatello, had served less

than two as a priest when he became a priest himself 20-30

plus years previously, he said. Before his conversion to the

Vatican he also gave two addresses where men complained

about his alleged indecent comments and gestures about girls or men in church during Mass during which children were involved by parents or priests-author/photographer Greg Swartz for diocesan newspaper the Vitus website. Bishop D

'Amtiani was transferred from Bishop Dolan in September for allegedly being

a sexual harassor. After his ordination as a priest in 1970, he allegedly

had seven years long correspondence and "sexual contacts" after him after

being promoted through the diocesseis on September 26. Bishop David

Leland has called charges of "sexual

activity by DeMartimian' "the usual nonsense of Catholics as it did 'en

compass him." The ArchBishops

Conventions of 1972 and 1988 both noted Bishop Robert Joseph McBrien (priest at Piggerville until 2002 and currently pastor

for a Diocesan Church for 30

priorit to the 1970 synaxis

with Bishop D). Archl. JK Knecht (1976 A

CON, September 5) found a 'permanense' or persistent diabeter on his

(disease) or his marriage. Bishop (arch) Peter C. O'Toole

in 1977 said an 'active character of moral depravement"

Bd, the charge and one

in.