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Irish Times journalist Patsy McGarry's memoir traces Ireland's social earthquakes
2024
Overview
In Well, Holy God, McGarry writes of many topics, notably three decades of sex abuse cover-ups and state investigations, staining the careers of bishops and cardinals, elevating survivors as national figures, jolting the sense of Irish identity. Casey sired a son with a vulnerable young Annie Murphy from Connecticut; the bishop paid $115,000 in installments for her silence till she went public in 1992, amid the early scandal coverage of predatory priests in America and Ireland. Casey, a voice of human rights, fled Ireland in shame.
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National Catholic Reporter Publishing Company
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