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A man indicted on a murder charge has reportedly been freed without bail, thanks to a Manhattan judge, while many New Yorkers support tougher bail laws. The New York Post reported Thursday: Eugene Clark was on parole when he was initially charged by cops with assault for the Sept. 20, 2020, pummeling of Ramon Luna, 67, who was knocked into a coma before dying from his injuries last August, police sources said. Clark, 54, allegedly socked Luna in the head, causing the victim to fall to the ground and lose consciousness at the intersection of 125th Street and Lexington Avenue...

In New York City, and the greater environs of the city -- which reach to Rome going east and to Los Angeles going west -- Catholic men and women are up against a wrenching problem. It has to do with Monsignor Eugene Clark. How to deal with him? Monsignor Clark has had a big tabloid hour. The husband of the monsignor's secretary engaged a private eye to follow them around. The detective made a videotape that showed the monsignor and the secretary entering a motel on Long Island and leaving five hours later, wearing different clothes. The husband turned the...

The archdiocese of New York has just announced that Msgr. Clark's resignation from the Rectorate of St. Patrick's Cathedral has been accepted.

Catholic Caucus - Proclaim the Truth! Dearest friends, Two days ago Monsignor Eugene Clark stood in the preeminent pulpit of the Catholic Church in the United States of America at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City and proclaimed the truth regarding the abuses committed by some priests. He went straight to the heart of the matter, which is homosexuality. There are many who don't want to hear the truth as well as those who don't want to publicize the truth. Already we have seen the Archdiocese of New York distance itself from Monsignor Clark (Archdiocese Responds to Sermon), the...