As Snagglepuss used to say >>> "EXIT --- STAGE LEFT !!!!!"
Less than a month has passed since the New Jersey born and bred Roman Catholic Bishop of Brooklyn and Queens Nicholas DiMarzio was publicly "cleared" of sex abuse charges by a formal high level internal Church review of the facts --- Nonetheless, Pope Francis quickly accepted the routine tender of his retirement papers upon turning 75 yoa from the recently embattled tough-guy bishop "Nicky Mars"
Things don't usually happen this fast among the higher-ups in the Roman Catholic Church unless there is a very good reason for it. --- In this case, there is still the very troublesome civil lawsuit brought by Mitchell Garabedian based upon the claims of two men that DIMarzio had sexually abused them many years ago when both had been boys in New Jersey, one a pre-teen altar boy, the other an infant of six.....
And even though the formal Church investigation by Cardinal Dolan had formally exonerrated the Bishop of Brooklyn >>> there can be little doubt that there were other credible sotto voce reports and/or communications that did mention other relevant, but very "confidential" information about Bishop Di Marzio that worked their way back to the Vatican --- so much so, that it was necessary to give Nicky D the quick boot, and quietly to find, vet and then publicaly name DiMarzio's successor on a very, very fast track
Let's see whether the newly named Bishop of Brooklyn and Queens, a fellow by the name of Robert J. Brennan, now a 59 year old bishop in Ohio, will change lots of things from the way they were done under Nicky Mars --- like handling new and old sex abuse claims; addressing social inequality and unrest; and openly dabbling in partisan politics
Boy, the folks at the Vatican can check a lot of boxes very quickly, WHEN IT'S IN THEIR INTEREST TO DO SO.....
Make no mistake about it. Everything that's become obvious to the rest of us in the last month vis a vis Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio has been part of a big and well-orchestrated attempt at damage control by the Holy Catholic Church of Rome --- and necessarily --- each and every part of it has been in the works for well more than a month.....
Let's see what happens next.
It might be sooner, or it might be later, but sooner or later comes the part when somebody like Paul Harvey says, "And that's the rest of the story...."
9 comments:
This is not good for Quaglione
This isn't what these bloggers are saying about Bishop Di MArzio; and it really isn't any kins of political news at all.
Bishop DiMarzio is 77 not 75. He filed his pro forma resignation almost two years ago. There was no secret fast track process to select Bishop Brennan, it was done with normal due deliberations.
Was there some kind of PR maneuvering because of the Garebedian cases against Bishop Di Marzio? Of course there was. Under the circumstances, what else would anybody expect? Bishop Di MArzio's nmae was cleared, and then his resignation was accepted by the Pope; and that's that.
Read between the lines: today was the final nail in Quaglione's political coffin. Any time there is big news at the Diocese, it's Vinny LeVien who gets the call. Quaglione is not in the room or at the table , ever .
Corrected comment for what was submitted at 1:38 PM
What these bloggers are saying about Bishop Di Marzio isn't a correct or accurate account of what the Church administrators did under the guidance of the Pope; furthermore, for a blog that pretends to be "political," it really isn't any kins of political news at all.
Bishop DiMarzio is 77 not 75. He filed his pro forma resignation letter in due course almost two years ago. There was no secret fast track process to select Bishop Brennan, it was done with normal due deliberations.
Was there some kind of PR maneuvering because of the Garebedian cases against Bishop Di Marzio? Of course there was. Under the circumstances, what else would anybody expect? Bishop Di Marzio's name was cleared, and then his resignation was accepted by the Pope; and that's that.
When will Capano tender his pro forma resignation letter?
138 is clearly Quaglione..u can tell by his attempted PR spin..the thing is W was never that good at it and this comment reflects it..
341 is correct Vincent was the main guy, not Quaglione, not ever, even with Golden...no wonder he still blames Capano for his loss..he is an idiot
Uh oh, John Q is going to go.
Is 'W' a real person? Or is 'W' just the next letter to 'Q'?
All I know is that when Pope Francis selected a Bishop of Brooklyn, it was Vinny LeVien who made the announcement and not John Q. It's clear what the pecking order is and John Q. is at the very bottom
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