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	Stop Donating Money to the Roman Catholic Church Immediately Voice from the Desert November 27, 2009 http://reform-network.net/?p=2403 I received the following media release from Rev. Bob Hoatson of Road to Recovery today, 11.27.2009. I agree with Bob’s call to action to stop donating money. * * * MEDIA RELEASE STOP FEEDING THE BEAST In light of the release of the “Murphy Report” on child sex abuse in the Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland, Road to Recovery, Inc., a New Jersey-based non-profit organization that assists clergy abuse survivors with their recoveries from abuse, calls on all Catholics to withhold contributions from their Church until Popes, Cardinals, Archbishops, Bishops, and other Church authorities who covered-up and enabled the serial abuse of children worldwide RESIGN, ARE REMOVED, ARE INDICTED, AND/OR ARE IMPRISONED. When Cardinal Bernard Law resigned as Archbishop of Boston, he was whisked to Rome to avoid being held accountable for the massive cover-up of Boston Archdiocese abuse. Nations throughout the world, like Ireland, must not allow church officials to flee their countries with immunity, and Catholics worldwide must stop donating to the criminal enterprise known as the Roman Catholic Church. Catholics, who withheld contributions temporarily around 2003, must stop donating again…permanently. Road to Recovery calls on all Catholics to: STOP DONATING MONEY TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IMMEDIATELY Instead, we urge all donations be sent to organizations such as Road to Recovery and other “survivor supporter” organizations where they will be used to assist innocent victims of abusive priests and their enablers. Or, we ask that Catholics direct their donations and assistance to their neighbors who have been harmed by local parish priests, brothers, and nuns. Rev. Robert M. Hoatson, Ph.D. Founder and President Road to Recovery, Inc. P.O. Box 279 Livingston, New Jersey 07039 862-368-2800
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