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-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Divine Mercy Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 15:00:10 –0800 From: frhaley@yahoo.com To: Jana @ divinemercy CC: Julia Duin , Matt Abbott , Michael S. Rose , benedictxvi@vatican.va, Cardinal Avery Dulles , Archbishop Charles J. Chaput Dear "Divine Mercy", Don't be too worried about me, or my "lack of faith" - although the hope issue might have merit - we'll see about that after Nov. 29th - the supposed release date of this ABSOLUTELY PIVOTAL document from Rome. The reason that the document is SO CRITICAL, is that it will be the first time that "homosexual...

Father James Haley of Arlington, Va., had the following (edited) quasi-response to a Nov. 14 Washington Post story. "Amazingly, after four years, I have still not heard anything significant about my 'trial.' In fact, from what I understand, my case has still not been received by the Vatican, where it may sit for many more years. And again, this is a trial about my behavior, not the bishop's, nor the chancellor's, nor the behavior of so many homosexual priests. "I believe all is lost unless some wealthy individual gives me the necessary funding to do a real exposure — the...

      Home  |  About  |  Campaigns  |  Contact  |  Friends  |  Press  |  Search  Before you explore any other pages on our site– RCF's Newsletter, A.M.D.G. Guest Book / Feedback Read our philosophy statement How to become a member Make a donation Past news items Search our site Contact us  The Outsider Father Haley And “The Boy’s Club” by Mark Fellows(reprinted from the Catholic Family News)For years governments have had laws protecting whistle-blowers. These laws shield from retaliation those employees who come forward with evidence of illegal or immoral practices within their agency. The case of Father James Haley...

For years governments have had laws protecting whistle-blowers. These laws shield from retaliation those employees who come forward with evidence of illegal or immoral practices within their agency. The case of Father James Haley makes it evident that the Catholic Church in America offers no similar protection to its priests. Father Haley, a priest in the diocese of Arlington, Virginia, has been permanently suspended by Bishop Paul Loverde for testifying in a legal deposition about the immoral practices of his fellow diocesan clergy. In a formal notice to Haley, given on October 28, 2002, Bishop Loverde stated that Haley was...