Dan Sealana
@skepticallydan.bsky.social
Journalist and advocate for adult victims of Catholic priest misconduct
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Everyone who works in communications in the Catholic Church should be aware of this phenomenon:
November 22, 2024 at 7:51 PM
Everyone who works in communications in the Catholic Church should be aware of this phenomenon:
Suspended Diocese of St. Cloud priest Fr. Aaron Kuhn's parish website removed the "Bishop Neary's letters" link that provided information on their pastor sexual misconduct investigation.
I contacted the parish and asked them reconsider and post the letters again for the sake of transparency.
I contacted the parish and asked them reconsider and post the letters again for the sake of transparency.
November 16, 2024 at 2:59 PM
Suspended Diocese of St. Cloud priest Fr. Aaron Kuhn's parish website removed the "Bishop Neary's letters" link that provided information on their pastor sexual misconduct investigation.
I contacted the parish and asked them reconsider and post the letters again for the sake of transparency.
I contacted the parish and asked them reconsider and post the letters again for the sake of transparency.
As far as I know, suspended Diocese of St. Cloud priest Fr. Aaron Kuhn remains in a "residential treatment program" after allegations of the priest's “sexual misconduct involving an adult.”
The diocese won't give more information.
His parish held two prayer services for him after he was suspended.
The diocese won't give more information.
His parish held two prayer services for him after he was suspended.
November 15, 2024 at 10:30 PM
As far as I know, suspended Diocese of St. Cloud priest Fr. Aaron Kuhn remains in a "residential treatment program" after allegations of the priest's “sexual misconduct involving an adult.”
The diocese won't give more information.
His parish held two prayer services for him after he was suspended.
The diocese won't give more information.
His parish held two prayer services for him after he was suspended.
Twitter was absolutely instrumental in my effort to help this Reno Catholic priest's abuse victim receive justice and get the guy removed. We made a strategic decision to embrace Twitter's cranky nature to gain attention. But I find Twitter more trouble than it's worth these days. Let that site die.
November 15, 2024 at 5:22 PM
Twitter was absolutely instrumental in my effort to help this Reno Catholic priest's abuse victim receive justice and get the guy removed. We made a strategic decision to embrace Twitter's cranky nature to gain attention. But I find Twitter more trouble than it's worth these days. Let that site die.