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Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an editorial in the Washington Post July 2: In yet another attack on Pope Francis for his handling of sexually abusive clergy, the Post editors state that the Holy Father's "zero tolerance" policy toward such abuse is "not a priority for him." Their evidence? Chiefly, that two cardinals appointed [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an editorial in the Washington Post July 2: In yet another attack on Pope Francis for his handling of sexually abusive clergy, the Post editors state that the Holy Father's "zero tolerance" policy toward such abuse is "not a priority for him." Their evidence? Chiefly, that two cardinals appointed [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the release of former priest Paul Shanley from prison: Paul Shanley was thrown out of the priesthood in 2004, and convicted of sexual assault in 2005. Now, after serving 12 years, he is free. Boston-area media outlets such as CBS, NBC, Fox 5, New England Cable, and WHDH have [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on recent remarks made by Bill Maher: On July 8, HBO aired a stand-up comedy special, "Bill Maher: Live From Oklahoma." As usual, Maher took shots at Catholicism, but did not stop with that—he lashed out at me. Maher went on a tear calling out the Catholic League for protesting [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on last night's "The Jim Jefferies Show": Last night on "The Jim Jefferies Show" the host used the fire that devastated the landmark Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris last April to launch an anti-Catholic diatribe. On his "Unpopular Opinions" segment, Jefferies offered, "I don't care about Notre Dame burning down." [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an article about gay priests and sexual abuse: Any honest observer of the priestly sexual abuse scandal knows that the lion's share of the molestation was committed by homosexuals, not pedophiles. Now an online Washington Post article by Robert Mickens acknowledges this verity. This is virtually breaking news: the [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the sentencing of Wayland Yoder Brown: In the 1970s, Father Wayland Yoder Brown, who spent most of his time in Georgia parishes, sexually abused two boys in Maryland and later abused two more boys in South Carolina. In 2002, he pleaded guilty to the Maryland crimes and was sent [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on NBC's termination of "Megyn Kelly Today": Megyn Kelly was obviously not dropped by NBC because all the executives and hosts who work there are opposed to bigotry. In fact, many of them like it. Indeed, they have been promoting it for decades. But the tolerant ones are not equal [...]
