Nearly two months after police escorted an NFL player from a West Side church, parishioners continue to ask questions about a priest’s behavior and if their pastor knew about it
CINCINNATI — Controversy continued at a Green Township church as Our Lady of the Visitation parishioners and other local Catholics gathered for a vigil outside the Archdiocese of Cincinnati’s downtown office.
Roughly 40 people met at noon on Tuesday. They held signs, prayed aloud, lit candles and sang to themes of “putting away falsehood,” “clergy tempted to protect reputation over truth” and “parishioners wounded by spiritual truth.”
“The ongoing struggle of getting transparency and accountability that seems to be never-ending,” said Kathy Weyer, a coordinator for Greater Cincinnati Voice of the Faithful. “We’ve gone through three different bishops now … and in all regards we continue to have a lack of openness to the laity about what’s going on in…
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