Article A Historic Resignation Bishop Hoeppner’s resignation marks a significant advance in the effort to hold prelates accountable for concealing clergy sexual abuse. By Paul Moses April 16, 2021 Bishops Sexual-abuse Crisis Pope Francis
Article A New Cardinal in D.C. “We’ve now got an opportunity to at least come to the table.” By Katie Daniels December 25, 2020 U.S. Catholicism Race Sexual-abuse Crisis
Article The Double Agent McCarrick was both a product and a manipulator of a system of clericalism that desperately needs to be overhauled. By David Gibson November 13, 2020 Bishops Sexual-abuse Crisis Clericalism
Article What to Make of the McCarrick Report? Lessons from an investigation years in the making By Peter Steinfels November 11, 2020 Bishops Sexual-abuse Crisis Clericalism
Article The Acquittal of Cardinal Pell The acquittal of Cardinal George Pell doesn’t bring an end to the ‘Pell matter,’ since his release means different things to different constituencies in the church. By Massimo Faggioli April 21, 2020 Sexual-abuse Crisis Foreign Affairs Pope Francis
Article Hospitality & Holiness When Jean Vanier died in May 2019, he left behind 153 L’Arche communities in 38 countries on five continents, comprising 10,000 members. By Michael J. Baxter February 28, 2020 Sexual-abuse Crisis Spirituality Social Justice Theology