Monsignor William Lynn is the first Roman Catholic church official ever charged with child endangerment over his handling of priest-abuse complaints.
A longtime church official is set to be retried in a landmark church abuse case in Philadelphia, but it's not clear if the key accuser will testify.
Monsignor William Lynn is the first Roman Catholic church official ever charged with child endangerment over his handling of priest-abuse complaints.
His 2012 conviction has twice been overturned, and his retrial is now set for March 16.
Prosecutors this month say they're not sure they'll call a young man who said he was abused by two priests and a teacher. They argue that Lynn endangered children simply by transferring problem priests without warning.