SNAP Media Events
MI--Community to gather for alleged victim of Adrian professor
MEDIA ADVISORY, for immediate release
Community to gather for alleged victim of Adrian professor
Candlelight vigil to demand action from university and professors’ union
Professor protected over safety of local kids and college students, they say
University must remove Hodgman, reach out to every student he's previously taught, warn the community at large and apologize to alleged victim, they demand
WHAT: At a Candlelight Vigil, members of the Adrian community and two victims rights groups are coming out in support of a woman—who was one of at least two allegedly sexually abused as a teen by an Adrian College professor—to prevent this from happening again.
GA – Survivors want hidden predators exposed
Victims of clergy sexual abuse will leaflet Atlanta Cathedral, asking parishioners to urge the Archdiocese to release the names of all those accused of hurting children
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe recently took this important step, and one of those on the New Mexico list was found to be working with children
The survivors’ group SNAP believes that Georgia children will be safer when the Archdiocese of Atlanta publicizes its list
WHAT
Clergy sex abuse victims and their supporters will hand out flyers to parishioners asking them to urge Atlanta Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory to reveal on his website the names of all those in his archdiocese who have been accused of abusing children. The leaflets ask church-goers to join the advocates in pressing the archbishop to take this important step.
TX-- Cold-Case Murder Trial Delayed Till October 3
EDINBURG, Texas (CN) — A state judge on Monday delayed until early October the trial of the former Catholic priest charged with the 1960 murder of a South Texas beauty queen, because of scheduling conflicts with one of his attorneys.
Crosier Bankruptcy Deadline
Australia—Cardinal Pell to appear before the Magistrate Court on July 18
By Kristen Gelineau, June 29, 2017
VATICAN CITY — Cardinal George Pell, one of Pope Francis' top advisers, took a leave of absence as the Vatican's financial czar on Thursday to fight multiple criminal charges in his native Australia that allege he committed sexual assault years ago.
