Law firm renews call for Catholic Diocese to release information on accused Priests

April 18, 2018

By: Marissa Perlman, April 18, 2018, WIVB.com

WIVB, N.Y. (WIVB) - - The Buffalo Catholic Diocese has come up with a way to help pay settlements to victims who were sexually abused by priests.

The Buffalo Diocese says it's going to put the Bishop's mansion on Oakland Place on the market.

This has been the Bishop of Buffalo's home since 1952.

And Bishop Malone is the sixth out of 14 to have lived there. But faced with this sex abuse scandal,
The Bishop says the Diocese needs all of the resources it can get.

The Bishop will move into the rectory of Saint Stanislaus church on Buffalo's East Side.

Proceeds from the sale of the Bishop's home will go towards the independent reconciliation and compensation program.

The program announced in March helps victims who have . . .

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John Nesbella commented 2018-04-19 11:56:00 -0500
My oh my, poor bishop malone can’t live in a mansion anymore. Maybe if he and his predecessors had not covered up for priests sexually abusing children he wouldn’t be faced with the dim future of being a bishop without a mansion. We can supply him and his ilk with a suitable home-it’s called PRISON-in the general population. Anybody else would be in prison for doing what he and his buddies did. He would feel right at home surrounded by child molesters. I am sure that the proceeds of the sale should be enough to reimburse one or two victims for a lifetime of PTSD, substance abuse and a life of hll on earth-courtesy of the holy priests and bishops of the roman catholic church.
John Nesbella commented 2018-04-19 11:55:38 -0500
My oh my, poor bishop malone can’t live in a mansion anymore. Maybe if he and his predecessors had not covered up for priests sexually abusing children he wouldn’t be faced with the dim future of being a bishop without a mansion. We can supply him and his ilk with a suitable home-it’s called PRISON-in the general population. Anybody else would be in prison for doing what he and his buddies did. He would feel right at home surrounded by child molesters. I am sure that the proceeds of the sale should be enough to reimburse one or two victims for a lifetime of PTSD, substance abuse and a life of hell on earth-courtesy of the holy priests and bishops of the roman catholic church.
John Nesbella commented 2018-04-19 11:55:38 -0500
My oh my, poor bishop malone can’t live in a mansion anymore. Maybe if he and his predecessors had not covered up for priests sexually abusing children he wouldn’t be faced with the dim future of being a bishop without a mansion. We can supply him and his ilk with a suitable home-it’s called PRISON-in the general population. Anybody else would be in prison for doing what he and his buddies did. He would feel right at home surrounded by child molesters. I am sure that the proceeds of the sale should be enough to reimburse one or two victims for a lifetime of PTSD, substance abuse and a life of hell on earth-courtesy of the holy priests and bishops of the roman catholic church.
John Nesbella commented 2018-04-19 11:55:29 -0500
My oh my, poor bishop malone can’t live in a mansion anymore. Maybe if he and his predecessors had not covered up for priests sexually abusing children he wouldn’t be faced with the dim future of being a bishop without a mansion. We can supply him and his ilk with a suitable home-it’s called PRISON-in the general population. Anybody else would be in prison for doing what he and his buddies did. He would feel right at home surrounded by child molesters. I am sure that the proceeds of the sale should be enough to reimburse one or two victims for a lifetime of PTSD, substance abuse and a life of hell on earth-courtesy of the holy priests and bishops of the roman catholic church.

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