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Tag Archives: Bishop Morlino
Letter to Attorney General-Elect Josh Kaul
Dear Attorney General-Elect Kaul, Back on August 21, I sent the e-mail below urging an investigation of clergy abuse in Wisconsin to both the current Attorney General and the Dane County District Attorney. I did not hear back from either … Continue reading
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Abuse in the Diocese of Madison
On August 21 I sent a letter to the Wisconsin Attorney General, Republican Brad Schimel, and to Dane County Democratic District Attorney, Ismael Ozanne, asking either or both of them to start an inquiry into sexual abuse of children in … Continue reading
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Open Letter to Bishop Morlino
Bishop Morlino, This is in response to your recent letter (August 18, 2018) to priests and parishioners of the Diocese of Madison. I am writing this as a gay man, a fallen-away Catholic, an adult survivor of childhood sex abuse … Continue reading
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Betrayal of the Fathers
As a young boy I believed in Jesus. I believed in Santa Claus. I believed that my mother knew what was true and what was not. I believed that priests, nuns, and bishops were holy people who had a special connection … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Bible, bishop, Bishop Morlino, Capitol Rosary Rally 2012, Catholic Church, coming out, communion, Denver, Dignity, gay, hypocrisy, LGBT, Madison diocese, marriage equality, martyr, nun, Pope, prayer, prayer rally, priest, rosary, sacraments, School of the Americas
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A Single Bluebird 