SNAP Media Events
Cardinal McCarrick defrocked: What’s next?
Cardinal McCarrick defrocked: What’s next?
Virginia lists of accused clerics incomplete
Where are these predators now?
“The Time for Decisive Action is Now,” SNAP says
Victims ‘out’ two accused Long Island priests
Victims ‘out’ two accused Long Island priests
They also blast Long Island’s Catholic bishop
SNAP: “He should identify child molesting clerics”
And he must seek out others hurt by his predecessor, group says
Victim to read a letter the now-accused McGann wrote to her dad in 1995
SNAP Demands Action in Advance of Papal Abuse Summit
SNAP Demands Action in Advance of Papal Abuse Summit
They are calling for Pope Francis to fire Cardinal Daniel DiNardo
There “Can Be No Credibility” With DiNardo in Attendance, SNAP Says
“The Time for Decisive Action is Now,” They Say
Victims challenge Omaha Catholic officials
Victims challenge Omaha Catholic officials
They say 4 publicly accused abusers aren’t on church list
SNAP: “More details about ALL accused are needed”
“Now, archbishop should aggressively do outreach,” group says
They want him to warn police, parents in other states & countries
Three more publicly accused abusers are “outed”
Three more publicly accused abusers are “outed”
All were left off Norwich’s list of clergy with "allegations of substance"
Victims want Catholic officials to “come fully clean now”
SNAP to CT officials: “Remove time limits for abuse victims”
Media Availability for Survivors of Clergy Sexual Abuse in Rome and United States during the Papal Abuse Summit, February 21-24
Leaders and representatives from SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, will be available to interested media covering the papal abuse summit taking place in Rome from February 21-24. The below delegates will be available for interviews in Rome from February 20-25, and are also available in the United States prior to leaving for Rome:
SNAP Delivers Letter to Papal Nuncio in Advance of February Summit
SNAP Delivers Letter to Papal Nuncio in Advance of February Summit
Group Is Demanding Pope Francis Take Specific Action At Abuse Meeting
"The time for talk is over, it is time to take immediate and decisive action," they say
The summit will be a "failure" without action, SNAP says
Accused priest worked in 11 Mid-Missouri towns
Accused priest worked in 11 mid-MO towns
Another cleric suspended for “sexual misconduct”
The high-ranking Catholic official was just promoted
He helped handle abuse allegations against his peers
SNAP: Bishop should warn his African colleagues about a 3rd cleric