Magee replacement promises to help victims of sex abuse

The senior cleric asked by the Pope to run the Diocese of Cloyne has said that he wants to restore trust and do everything he can to help the victims of clerical sex abuse in the Co Cork diocese.

Magee replacement promises to help victims of sex abuse
Sun, 08 Mar, 2009 - 15:17

The senior cleric asked by the Pope to run the Diocese of Cloyne has said that he wants to restore trust and do everything he can to help the victims of clerical sex abuse in the Co Cork diocese.

Speaking on RTE radio the Archbishop of Cashel and Emly Dr. Dermot Clifford said the he wanted to restore trust with the victims in the first place, the people of the Diocese and the priests and build morale.

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