Posted on 12/01/2018 6:29:11 PM PST by ebb tide
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New information in FOX 8′s investigation of church sex abuse. We’ve learned a priest credibly accused of sex abuse at Jesuit High School in the 1970s was housed at a New York university after the abuse here allegedly happened.
According to Fordham University the now deceased Corneilus Carr lived at a Jesuit nursing home near the school’s campus after he allegedly sexually abused a minor in New Orleans.
In a statement to Fox 8, Bob Howe, Fordham’s Assistant Vice President for Communications, said “the University was not aware of the allegations against Father Carr until The Ram, the student newspaper based at our Rose Hill campus, raised them. That was a lapse on our part, and one that will not be repeated. It is the University’s duty to ensure the safety of its students, faculty, and staff, and while we don’t believe any members of the Fordham community have been placed at risk by Father Carr’s presence, it was inappropriate to house him in proximity to a college campus and high school.”
We spoke with Carr’s alleged victim in a TV exclusive. Richard Windmann, told us Jesuit High School janitor Peter Modica repeatedly raped him at the school in the late 70′s. Windmann says Carr, who was a priest and teacher at Jesuit, not only knew about the abuse but also participated.
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What are we getting at here? That food and shelter shouldn’t have been provided to this heinous bastard?
Did you read the article? The homo was housed near a Catholic University.
Not at all but it should have been provided by the prison system.
“...housed near a Catholic University...”
We have a very elderly Jesuit Priest friend (conservative - one of the very few) who lives in the house for retired priests at Fordham, so we have been there.
It is located right on campus, although on the edge.
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