Investigative reporter finds that horrendous allegations, including murder, related to at least one Catholic orphanage, have a basis in fact. Add this to homes for poor mothers in Ireland, and apparently even a sad case at Boys' Town, and the sad reality is that it seems Rome has problems that could well rival those in DC or the public schools.
I'm going to guess that Father Flanagan, given his advocacy of reform of Catholic institutions in his native Ireland and the U.S. alike, would have been rather peeved that, 70 years after his death, the church he served and loved hadn't figured out what he learned starting about a century ago.
Men Don’t Dress Like Boys
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I’ve noticed something you’ve probably noticed too. Grown men dressing like
boys. In a typical American restaurant, you’ll find 30- and 40-something
men ...
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