ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月21日 12時13分

For decades, the Rev. John David Crowley had been the hero of Holy Angels, a white clapboard church in southeast #Pittsburgh. For nearly 34 years, his charisma drew so many people to Mass that they often had to stand outside the church. Then, in 2003, he abruptly retired. This week, the church learned why: Father Crowley had been accused of sexual abuse, including of a minor, and the claim was found to be credible and substantiated. The bishop of Pittsburgh at the time, Donald Wuerl, now a cardinal and the archbishop of Washington, gave Father Crowley the choice to voluntarily retire and quit active ministry, or face removal. He chose retirement. Across the U.S., Catholics have been reeling from the news that Pennsylvania priests had abused more than 1,000 children over decades. In the Pittsburgh diocese, #Catholics in nearly every parish tried to figure out if the pastors they knew had ever been accused, or had known, of allegations they kept secret. Some of the names on the list were no surprise. Other priests had been the subject of rumors. But many, like Father Crowley, had died before their actions were publicly revealed. While on #nytassignment, @samuelhodgson took this photo of Holy Angels. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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