KALAMAZOO (MI)
FOX17
March 14, 2019
By Lauren Edwards
Ann Phillips Browning said she was on social media Thursday morning when she saw that the local SNAP chapter was going to hold a press conference in front of the Catholic Diocese on Westnedge Avenue at 10:30 a.m. The group was requesting the diocese publish the names of six priests accused of sexual assault.
Browning immediately got in her car and drove five miles in the rain to the presser.
“I thought, that’s interesting I have a list of 12,” Browning said during an interview after the presser. “I wanted to see who their six were and where they came from.”
Browning said she isn’t a part of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests. However she supports their mission considering she is a survivor herself.
“I want accountability,” Browning said. “I want every offender to be tracked [and] to be followed.”
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