Fr. David W. Givey
Editor of Catholic Standard & Times 1984-91. Retired in 2006. One of 26 priests placed on leave by archdiocese after they were named as persons of concern in a 2/11 Philadelphia grand jury report. Believed to be living in the Camden diocese. Denied allegations. Found unsuitable for ministry per 7/6/12 announcement due to violation of the Standards of Ministerial Behavior and Boundaries. There were no substantiated allegations of sexual abuse.
- Background on Priest from Archdiocese of Philadelphia
- Statement by Archdiocese of Philadelphia 03.30.11
- Philadelphia Daily News 03.31.11
- Philadelphia Inquirer 03.31.11
- My Fox Philly 03.31.11
- Daily Times 03.31.11
- My Fox Philly 04.01.11
- Philadelphia Inquirer 03.06.12
- Philadelphia Inquirer 07.06.12
- The Republic 07.06.12
- Statement by Archdiocese of Philadelphia 07.06.12
- NBC 10 07.06.12
- National Catholic Reporter 07.06.12
- Newsworks 07.06.12
- Catholics4Change 03.12.13
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