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Catholic Church / Sex Abuse / Priests / Law / Protests #701778

CNN Evening News for Sunday, May 05, 2002
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(Studio: Catherine Callaway) Report introduced.

(Boston: Gary Tuchman) Protestors' call for the resignation of Archdiocese of Boston Cardinal Bernard Law due to the Catholic church's sex abuse scandal and the withdrawal of a multi-million dollar settlement offer for the victims of former priest John Geoghan reported; scenes shown of protests in Boston. [LAW - says the church is facing "difficult days"; says justice would not have been served by going forward with the settlement for Geoghan's 86 victims.] [Two PARISHIONERS - says they wants to support the church, but not pay for the legal expenses.]

Reporter(s):
Callaway, Catherine;
Tuchman, Gary
Duration:
00:02:20

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