Proposed Registry, by Kim Michele Richardson via Huffington Post
Recently, the Boston Archdiocese released a list of accused clergy.
A good first step. A move in the right direction. But also mind-boggling is the number of Catholic clergy predators in one town.
Hopefully, one day soon, we'll see more lists from all around the United States, the world. Even better would be if the Church would create one world-wide database that lists all of the accused clergy sex offenders, both living and dead.
This world-wide registry, a clergy predator site, provided by the Catholic Church and similar to the United States Department of Justice National Sex Offender Registry, would be available to the general public, assist law enforcement, give a much-needed tool to parents and communities, and provide awareness and child safety to the general populace, as well as providing the relocation information of Catholic clergy predators into unsuspecting communities. To continue reading click here
