Pope swaps leaders at abuse commission, months after reports on priest's financial dealings ncronline.org/node/266826 via NCR

Bradford Hinze, Karl Rahner Chair in Theology ⁦Taking Responsibility⁩ ⁦Fordham University⁩ nos invita a participar del #ICIJ2024 ⁦Compañía de Jesús⁩ ⁦Unijes - Universidades Jesuitas⁩ ⁦Jesuitas Madrid⁩ ⁦Jesuitas Global⁩ ⁦Teología U. Pontificia Comillas⁩ ⁦Universidad Pontificia Comillas⁩ ⁦Universidad Deusto - Deustuko Unibertsitatea ⁦Universidad Loyola

During "Memorializing Clergy Sexual Abuse" webinar, our panelists called our attention to "Confess" - Trina Mckillen's art exhibit. Alana Harris, Layla Karst, and Dr. Stephanie N. Arel invited us to look at these events as part of a consciousness-raising movement. trinamckillen.com/confess

Another grassroots initiative brought up during our webinar memorializing clergy sexual abuse. The inspiration came mostly from a victim-survivor. lacatholics.org/healing-garden…

Second Spring webinar coming up soon! "Whose Stories Are They?" Wednesday, April 10 | 4:30pm A webinar on catholic sexual abuse records and the issue of transparency. There's still time to register: takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/webinar-whose-…

"Whose Stories are They?" Final Spring Webinar on Catholic Sexual Abuse Records and the Issue of Transparency. It happens tomorrow! Registration is still OPEN: forever.fordham.edu/s/1362/18/inte…

Webinar Recording Now Available! (Part II) Whose Stories are They? If you missed it, you can now watch on our website this important conversation on a crucial topic: the limits and promises of sexual abuse archives. takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/spring-24-webi…

Webinar Recording Now Available! (Part I) Memorializing Clergy Sexual Abuse If you missed the live event or want to re-watch the session, you can find the recording of the webinar on our website. takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/spring-24-webi…

New Scholar Essay Prize for Catholic Studies in the Americas, sponsored by Curran Center at Fordham-- Prize Announcement: 1st Place: Susan Reynolds “‘I Will Surely Have You Deported’: Undocumenting Clergy Sexual Abuse in an Immigrant Community” Taking Responsibility

Read our recent interview with Marcus Mescher and Ashley Theuring – TR researchers, who have been exploring moral injury caused by clergy sexual abuse. "At bottom, moral injury is caused by a betrayal of sacred trust." takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/five-questions…

"At the bottom, moral injury is caused by a betrayal of sacred trust." Have you checked our recent TR interview with Marcus Mescher and Ashley Theuring? takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/five-questions…

On my way to Madrid to share Taking Responsibility research on #moralinjury with Unijes - Universidades Jesuitas for #proyectojordan assembly on abuse of power in the church and how to heal wounds caused by this betrayal of sacred trust. Aprecio que este ensayo genere más diálogo sobre #dañomoral en la Iglesia

Check this recent article published by the TR researchers: Cathy Melesky Dante, Mark A. Levand,and Karen Ross. "we examine best practices for abuse prevention by turning to the interdisciplinary study of intimate partner violence and prevention education" jmt.scholasticahq.com/article/92065-…

Public Report "Just One Jesuit: Communities’ Accounts of the Effects of Clergy Abuse Through the Lens of a Singular Priest’s Mission Activities" by TR researchers Julia Feder,Heather Fryer, PhD BCC , and Rebecca Murray is now available! takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/wp-content/upl…

"This project aimed to uncover this “one Jesuit’s” methods of abuse, but also how Daniel Kenney maintained admiration and trust (...) for years after a credible allegation of abuse was brought to light." You can now read and download the full report here: takingresponsibility.ace.fordham.edu/just-one-jesui…

Have you checked our new digital archive? Open and free access to materials shared or produced via the Taking Responsibility initiative (articles, webinar recordings, interviews, news items, and more) for scholars and researchers in perpetuity. library.fordham.edu/digital/collec…