Clergy Abuse Retreat The Farm Opens Support From Bishops
A Kentucky led effort named The Farm will open as a clergy abuse retreat endorsed by Roman Catholic bishops and religious orders. The 1300 acre Crestwood center aims to aid survivors with programs on addiction and divorce, plus hiking and organic gardening. Proceeds from two bakeries run by Michael Turner fund the project.
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Victims and bishops weigh penance program role
Victims push for direct parish outreach while Archibald and Linkup members meet bishops in chanceries and a private conference to back theFarm program. Some survivors doubt The Farm is right for church penance, fearing image boosting by donations, yet Archibald hopes bishops will add support for victims and provide honest action.
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