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  • Archdiocese of Chicago’s priest probe continues despite agency’s findings

    Archdiocese of Chicago’s priest probe continues despite agency’s findings

    • Feb 27, 2021

    There is no evidence to support allegations accusing Father Michael Pfleger of abusing two brothers in their early teens decades ago, but this doesn’t mean the claims are untrue, Illinois’ child protection agency said in a letter to the Chicago priest Friday.

    By Associated Press
  • After U.S. hits 500,000 COVID deaths, Chicago cardinal calls for prayer, vigilance against virus

    After U.S. hits 500,000 COVID deaths, Chicago cardinal calls for prayer, vigilance against virus

    • Feb 23, 2021

    Monday night, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago encouraged Catholics to “not let one day go by without a prayer of remembrance for the millions across the globe” already lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    By John Lavenburg
  • Catholic schools seek ways to counter steep decline in enrollment

    Catholic schools seek ways to counter steep decline in enrollment

    • Feb 9, 2021

    The 12 Catholic schools in the small Diocese of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, have bucked a nationwide trend. They’re enrollment has increased this school year at a time when the vast majority of dioceses are headed in the other direction.

    By John Lavenburg
  • Chicago archdiocesan schools see ‘virtually no’ COVID-19 transmission

    Chicago archdiocesan schools see ‘virtually no’ COVID-19 transmission

    • Feb 6, 2021

    Chicago archdiocesan school officials are finding that in-person learning, done safely and in compliance with federal guidelines, has not resulted in high rates of person-to-person transmission of COVID-19 among students and staff.

    By Joyce Duriga
  • Parishioners show support for Father Pfleger, who faces second abuse allegation

    Parishioners show support for Father Pfleger, who faces second abuse allegation

    • Jan 28, 2021

    Father Michael Pfleger, senior pastor of St. Sabina Church in Chicago, faces a second sexual abuse allegation, from the brother of the first alleged victim who came forward in early January.

    By Carol Zimmermann
  • Brothers accuse prominent Chicago priest of sexual abuse

    Brothers accuse prominent Chicago priest of sexual abuse

    • Jan 26, 2021

    Two brothers in their 60s on Monday described years of sexual abuse by a firebrand activist priest who has gained fame speaking out on national politics from the pulpit and for taking on drug dealers in South Side neighborhoods around his Chicago church.

    By Michael Tarm
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