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Roman Catholic Diocese of Kingstown

St. Vincent & The Grenadines

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October 23, 2023

Serious Allegations Involving A Priest

To: The Faithful in the Diocese of Kingstown October 20, 2023Subject: Serious Allegations involving a PriestOn October 19, 2023, the
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September 8, 2023

`They Served Their Master Well’

By: Monsignor Michael Stewart Over the last days, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kingstown, has experienced the departure from this
Reflections
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August 30, 2023

Welcome to the Diocese

My Dear Brothers and Sisters,During the month of August 2023 three persons arrived in our Diocese to begin ministry with
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One thought on “Serious Allegations Involving A Priest”

  1. Jason Young on October 23, 2023

    Dear Bishop,

    It is my understanding that the various edicts of the Virtus training were never fully instituted in our Diocese.

    Without implying any wrong doing or being in any way in-delicate, perhaps this is sad news provides an opportunity reopening the discussion on Virtus implementation.

    The value of retraining both lay and clergy leaders in the Virtus methods will more easily be appreciated in light of this troubling news.

    Such training, taken seriously could go a long way to addressing any undermining of the Local Church’s standing in the community and toward rebuilding any possible damaged trust.

    I am aware of allegations that other local Churches have similar or perhaps even more extensive problems with possible abuse. To my knowledge none of these Churches have instituted any trainings nor investigations.

    The Catholic Church is the only Church I am aware of who has been serious in our attempt ensure the safety of the vulnerable. Such leadership is praise worthy and should be continued, and advanced internationally, regionally, and locally.

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