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tafan2
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Not, by any means, conclusive, but it certainly makes one wonder.
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Not, by any means, conclusive, but it certainly makes one wonder.
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poche
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With respect to the mgr. who was convicted and then had his conviction overturned, what is his status with the Catholic Church?
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JimG
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The case of Fr. Charles Engelhardt referred to by Mercatornet is apparently the one being discussed here:
http://www.themediareport.com/2015/01/02/rev-charles-engelhardt-rest-in-peace/
http://www.themediareport.com/2015/01/02/rev-charles-engelhardt-rest-in-peace/
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FirstFiveEighth
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Jeez, that is terrible. That conviction and the other two need to be overturned.
The accuser was recently found to have falsified evidence in another rape case.
The accuser was recently found to have falsified evidence in another rape case.
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Emeraldlady
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“Even members of the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office itself did not believe Gallagher’s wild claims and questioned whether they should even put Engelhardt and Shero on trial.”The case of Fr. Charles Engelhardt referred to by Mercatornet is apparently the one being discussed here:
Rev. Charles Engelhardt : Falsely accused priest
That is another parallel to Cdl. Pells case. Judges and legal eagles alike sat in on proceedings out of interest and were shocked by the eventual conviction purely from the legal standpoint.
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