OHIO
Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests
Predator priest now teaches
And they want his defrocking status disclosed
SNAP: “Catholic officials should move faster!”
Steubenville prelate should “push harder,” they say
Accused child molesting cleric was sent to 3 treatment centers
WHAT
Holding signs and childhood photos at a sidewalk news conference, advocates for clergy sex abuse victims will prod a college president and board to suspend a credibly accused predator priest. They will also prod Steubenville’s Catholic bishop to
— disclose the status of the priest’s defrocking,
— push Vatican officials harder to speed up the process,
— reveal, for the safety of kids, where the predator is now, and
— post the names, work histories and photos of all credibly accused predators on his website and in parish bulletins.
WHEN
Monday, June 16 at 1:30 pm
WHERE
Outside the Steubenville diocese headquarters/chancery office, 422 Washington Street, Steubenville
WHO
Two-three members of a support group called SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests ( SNAPnetwork.org )
WHY
A Steubenville priest who is accused of molesting girls, is being defrocked and was sent to three predator treatment centers is now teaching at Belmont Collage.
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