Frank Pavone Update: Anti-Abortion Priest Is Back After A Year Of Exile

[Pork_Roll]

Fr. Pavone has a sweet head of Italian hair that is worth a fortune on the toupee market. He could sell like two heads of that hair and make all the money back easy.

 

[Lochias]

I wish you showed more respect to Our Men in collars who are fighting for the lives of the unborn.

And I wish Fr. Pavone had shown more respect for the Bishop in authority over him, regardless of personal feelings.

 

[Dale_M]

Documents that emerged in the wake of Zurek’s criticisms showed that PFL was running a $1.4 million deficit despite collecting at least $10 million a year, and it was burning through its reserves. Key Internal Revenue Service statements had not been filed, the group had been fined in Pennsylvania for soliciting donations without authorization, and hundreds of thousands of dollars had been shifted among various PFL entities.

I had previously read that financial problems were the root of Fr. Pavone’s recall to Amariillo, but didn’t have any idea of what those problems were.

Bishop Zurek’s concerns seem more clear now. But what isn’t clear is whether the financial affairs of Priests for Life have been set in order, or if fundamental reforms have been instituted.