Everyone should know these accusations: In 2000, Pope Leo XIV (then Robert Francis Prevost) allowed Father James Ray—credibly accused of abusing children—to live near a Catholic school without notifying authorities. As Bishop of Chiclayo, he failed to investigate two priests facing abuse allegations.

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Everyone should know these accusations: In 2000, Pope Leo XIV (then Robert Francis Prevost) allowed Father James Ray—credibly accused of abusing children—to live near a Catholic school without notifying authorities. As Bishop of Chiclayo, he failed to investigate two priests facing abuse allegations. He also allowed accused predator Richard McGrath to remain at Providence Catholic High School for years. “Cardinal Prevost endangered the safety of the children attending St. Thomas the Apostle,” said Eduardo Lopez de Casas of SNAP last week (pictured above). Whatever your views, the new Pope has serious questions to answer. Habemus Papam.

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