Priests and seminarians challenge the silence
Until recently, wrote Michelle Boorstein at washingtonpost.com, it was practically “unheard of” for Catholic priests and seminarians to go “to investigators, journalists and lawyers with complaints about their superiors”. But the Me Too movement, and the fallout from the McCarrick case, has encouraged them to speak up. “The Washington Post has received more calls from Catholic seminarians and clergy members with tips and concerns in the past year than in the previous decade,” he wrote.
