EL SEGUNDO ESCÁNDALO MÁS GRANDE EN LA IGLESIA
El robo de sacerdotes y líderes laicos de la limosna dominical

Septiembre 2003por Michael W. Ryan

Michael W. Ryan es un oficial federal de justicia, retirado, especializado en auditorias financieras e investigaciones de seguridad. Después de su retiro, se interesó en la seguridad de la iglesia y desarrolló sistemas procedimientos comprensivos que, apropiadamente implementados y monitoreados, virtualmente garantizan que cada dólar depositado en la limosnera los sábados por la tarde o los domingos por la mañana, sean depositados en la cuenta bancaria de la parroquia. Esos procedimientos pueden ser bajados gratuitamente de su dirección de correo electrónico www.ChurchSecurity.info.

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Maryland
Workers at the National Shrine Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes found $40,000 worth of rare coins on the grounds and later discovered the bags of money had only been left there for safekeeping under the Virgin's watchful eye.

Hong Kong
A Hong Kong student nicknamed the Chinese Warren Buffet has been accused of blackmailing a Catholic priest with intimate images, threatening to extort $800,000.

Maryland
Researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, reporting initial findings in their look into causes of the Catholic church's 2002 sexual-abuse scandal, say they can't attribute it to gay priests.

California
Police arrested a 22-year-old Muslim man after he yelled, "Allah is power" and tore a crucifix from a customers's neck and scared others at a Bay area shopping center.

Washington DC
A Catholic coalition, citing several controversial grants to groups which opposed Church teaching, has called for reform of the U.S. bishops' Catholic Campaign for Human Development.

Tanzania
A United Nations court has acquitted a Catholic priest charged with genocide, murder, and extermination in Rwanda's 1994 genocide after the judge said prosecution failed to prove its case.

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