Molestation trial under way against S.F. Archdiocese / 3 plaintiffs claim church should have known of '70s abuse
San Francisco, California --
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco knew, or should have known, that one of its more popular pastors was molesting boys in his private quarters at a San Jose church, attorneys for one of the victims said Tuesday as a groundbreaking lawsuit went to trial.
The outcome of the case, along with the verdict in another trial in the East Bay, could affect what the Catholic Church will pay to settle about 150 clergy sex-abuse coverup cases across Northern California.
Read the article at sfgate.com dated March 16, 2005
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco knew, or should have known, that one of its more popular pastors was molesting boys in his private quarters at a San Jose church, attorneys for one of the victims said Tuesday as a groundbreaking lawsuit went to trial.
The outcome of the case, along with the verdict in another trial in the East Bay, could affect what the Catholic Church will pay to settle about 150 clergy sex-abuse coverup cases across Northern California.
Read the article at sfgate.com dated March 16, 2005
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