Ill equipped to cope with criminal conduct & criticism, the Vatican lashes back in PR counter-attack.
Briefly, NY Times correspondent Rachel Donadio reports from Rome.
 | Audio: PRI & WNYC's program The Takeaway 3/26/10, Host: John Hockenberry. |
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Cry Of The Deaf
And Deaf To The Cries
Ill equipped to cope with criminal conduct & criticism, the Vatican lashes back in PR counter-attack.
The New York Times reported this week that top Vatican officials, including the future Pope, did not expel an American priest who had sexually abused as many as 200 boys at a Milwaukee school for the deaf. Arthur Budzinski is one of the deaf victims named in the abuse case and he tells how the experience changed his life with help from his daughter, Gigi, who interprets on the air, and shares the intergenerational impact.
Briefly, NY Times correspondent Rachel Donadio reports from Rome.
Read excerpts as the New York Times website displays The Document Trail: The Predator Priest Who Got Away.
Ill equipped to cope with criminal conduct & criticism, the Vatican lashes back in PR counter-attack.
Briefly, NY Times correspondent Rachel Donadio reports from Rome.
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