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What Does Monsignor Lynn's Conviction Mean for the Catholic Church? | The Legal Examiner Halifax

What Does Monsignor Lynn's Conviction Mean for the Catholic Church? | The Legal Examiner Halifax

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  1. The Boy Scouts handed all their records to an independant accounting firm to do an audit on their response to sexual abuse among their leadership: both volunteer and paid. The audit was then given to the civil authorities. Rather than the church's empty statements, this kind of transparency in the only thing that will restore the church's credibility -- and truly make the church a safe place for children.

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