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Catholic Church asks Foley to name alleged molester
By Kathleen Chapman

Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

The Catholic Church has sent a formal letter asking Mark Foley's
attorney to name the clergyman who allegedly abused the former
congressman and report the crime to law enforcement.

Foley's attorney David Roth said during an Oct. 3 news conference that
a clergyman molested Foley when he was between the ages of 13 and 15,
but did not identify the person, church or religious denomination.



"Until such time as you identify the alleged perpetrator," Church
attorney J. Patrick Fitzgerald wrote in an Oct. 5 letter to Roth, "all
clergy that served in Palm Beach County have been needlessly placed
under suspicion."

Foley, whose behavior with underage pages in the House of
Representatives caused national scandal, grew up in a devout Catholic
family.

He served as an altar boy at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Lake Worth
and attended Catholic high school at Cardinal Newman for his freshman
year in 1969-70.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami, which oversaw Palm Beach
parishes in the 1960s, and the Diocese of Palm Beach have said they
cannot investigate Foley's charge until they have a name.

A church policy adopted nationwide in 2002, called the Charter for the
Protection of Children and Young People, encourages victims of child
abuse to "come forward, identify the alleged perpetrator and report the
abuse to the proper criminal authority," Fitzgerald wrote in the
letter.

The Diocese of Palm Beach has not received an answer to its letter, a
spokeswoman said.

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Catholic Church asks Foley to name alleged molester
By Kathleen Chapman

Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

The Catholic Church has sent a formal letter asking Mark Foley's
attorney to name the clergyman who allegedly abused the former
congressman and report the crime to law enforcement.

Foley's attorney David Roth said during an Oct. 3 news conference that
a clergyman molested Foley when he was between the ages of 13 and 15,
but did not identify the person, church or religious denomination.



"Until such time as you identify the alleged perpetrator," Church
attorney J. Patrick Fitzgerald wrote in an Oct. 5 letter to Roth, "all
clergy that served in Palm Beach County have been needlessly placed
under suspicion."

Foley, whose behavior with underage pages in the House of
Representatives caused national scandal, grew up in a devout Catholic
family.

He served as an altar boy at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Lake Worth
and attended Catholic high school at Cardinal Newman for his freshman
year in 1969-70.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami, which oversaw Palm Beach
parishes in the 1960s, and the Diocese of Palm Beach have said they
cannot investigate Foley's charge until they have a name.

A church policy adopted nationwide in 2002, called the Charter for the
Protection of Children and Young People, encourages victims of child
abuse to "come forward, identify the alleged perpetrator and report the
abuse to the proper criminal authority," Fitzgerald wrote in the
letter.

The Diocese of Palm Beach has not received an answer to its letter, a
spokeswoman said.

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Catholic Church asks Foley to name alleged molester
By Kathleen Chapman

Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

The Catholic Church has sent a formal letter asking Mark Foley's
attorney to name the clergyman who allegedly abused the former
congressman and report the crime to law enforcement.

Foley's attorney David Roth said during an Oct. 3 news conference that
a clergyman molested Foley when he was between the ages of 13 and 15,
but did not identify the person, church or religious denomination.



"Until such time as you identify the alleged perpetrator," Church
attorney J. Patrick Fitzgerald wrote in an Oct. 5 letter to Roth, "all
clergy that served in Palm Beach County have been needlessly placed
under suspicion."

Foley, whose behavior with underage pages in the House of
Representatives caused national scandal, grew up in a devout Catholic
family.

He served as an altar boy at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Lake Worth
and attended Catholic high school at Cardinal Newman for his freshman
year in 1969-70.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami, which oversaw Palm Beach
parishes in the 1960s, and the Diocese of Palm Beach have said they
cannot investigate Foley's charge until they have a name.

A church policy adopted nationwide in 2002, called the Charter for the
Protection of Children and Young People, encourages victims of child
abuse to "come forward, identify the alleged perpetrator and report the
abuse to the proper criminal authority," Fitzgerald wrote in the
letter.

The Diocese of Palm Beach has not received an answer to its letter, a
spokeswoman said.

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