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New York Times
Holier than thou in Times Square
Carolyn Moynihan | 18 July 2010
NY Times attacks Vatican norms on grave offences which include sex abuse and attempted women's ordination.
Keeping ‘the case’ against Pope Benedict simmering
Sheila Liaugminas | 03 July 2010
The New York Times has stirred its pot of selected facts about clerical child abuse and the Pope, again, in a 4000-word ramble.
Practicing Catholics unfazed by abuse scandals
Carolyn Moynihan | 07 May 2010
A new poll conducted by CBS News and The New York Times finds most Catholics not affected by the scandal.
New York faces liability for abusive teachers and others
Carolyn Moynihan | 29 April 2010
Legislation would lift the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse claims involving public employees, not just the church.
The NY Times and the facts of the Kiesle case
John Coverdale | 21 April 2010
Law professor John Coverdale wrote this letter to the New York Times. It has not been published.
Times of crisis
Bryan Bradley | 18 April 2010
American culture and media critic David Rosen, writing in Counterpunch magazine, undertakes a detailed comparison of the New York Times coverage of Catholic sex abuse and its reporting practices for other sex scandals. His conclusion:
Pattern Emerges in Selective Coverage of Abuse
Bryan Bradley | 10 April 2010
An Italian journalist’s examination of the sex abuse cases that the New York Times has chosen to cover, and those it has ignored, reveals a calculated effort to target Pope Benedict XVI. So writes Sandro Magister in an article published by Our Sunday Visitor:
Church for everyone
Sheila Liaugminas | 09 April 2010
How will the Church emerge from this current crisis? Some columnists from big media are showing their concern, and offering their ideas...
Media vs. the Church: Truth be told
Sheila Liaugminas | 08 April 2010
The crisis in and about the Catholic Church playing out so publicly right now has been referred to as a 'war', whether it's secularism vs. religion or the media vs. the Church. In most war, two opposing camps circle the wagons and fire at each other. In this one, free agents are doing their own reconnaissance missions and reporting their findings. Some recent posts...
Lost in translation
Michael Cook | 08 April 2010
Claims by the New York Times that the Vatican was slow to react to the crimes of a paedophile priest in Milwaukee in the 1990s, unresponsive to pleas from an American bishop, and reluctant to discipline clerics are looking more and more tattered – based on its own evidence.
Bishop Lori takes on the Times
Sheila Liaugminas | 07 April 2010
Bishop William Lori helped write the U.S. bishops' Charter for the Protection of Children and take it to Rome for approval. He has had enough of the New York Times' nonsense, and speaks out.
Indian priest sought by US authorities
Michael Cook | 06 April 2010
Was the Vatican lax about punishing an Indian priest working in the US?
Socking it to the Gray Lady
Michael Cook | 05 April 2010
Far be it from me to mock and heap ridicule upon the most venerable institution in American journalism. I’ll let Damien Thompson, blogs editor for the London Telegraph, do the job. His brief blog entry runs under the headline “The New York Times has seriously screwed up its coverage of the Pope and the child abuse scandals”.
Papal preacher touches the third rail
Michael Cook | 03 April 2010
In normal times Pope Benedict would be pleased as punch to see journalists hanging on every word of a sermon on Good Friday, the most solemn penitential day in the Christian calendar. And even more pleased if it were reported on the front page of the New York Times. But not this time.
Cardinal launches scathing attack on New York Times
Michael Cook | 01 April 2010
Cardinal William Levada defends Pope and attacks Times.
Why were Milwaukee police sitting on their hands?
Michael Cook | 01 April 2010
Finally, finally, the press is asking questions about why a Milwaukee priest who abused as many as 200 deaf boys between 1950 and 1974 was never prosecuted by the police.
Evasive, blustering and blinkered. B16? No, the New York Times
Michael Cook | 01 April 2010
Why does NYT reporter Laurie Goodstein fail to acknowledge her own mistakes?
Who’s telling the tales?
Michael Cook | 30 March 2010
Refuting the New York Times story that Benedict declined to defrock Milwaukee priest.
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