Damned Pervert Priests - and other assorted Holy Scumbags

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

The new Christian motto:
"Do evil, god forgives you."

How do they know god has forgiven him?  Where is the evidence (or are they just making stuff up again?)

'Again'?

Boru

[Fake Messiah]

Finally. We wouldn't want to break a beautiful age old Catholic tradition in which a pedophile comes to church every week and gets atoned for molesting a child in his care (or locked in his basement) because even pedophiles deserve to go to Heaven and play Pickleball with Jesus.

Washington will not require priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession

Washington has abandoned its effort to force Catholic priests and other religious leaders to divulge information on child abuse and neglect they learn of in confession.

With a pair of legal filings, the state agreed not to enforce the controversial provision of a new state law that adds clergy to a list of professions that must report to law enforcement when they have “reasonable cause to believe that a child has suffered abuse or neglect.”

The Trump administration had also weighed in on the case, siding with the churches.

https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2025...onfession/

[Fake Messiah]

New allegations of sexual and domestic abuse made against Jesus Army cult

About 60 former members of the Jesus Army, a cult described as one of the most abusive in British history, have come forward with new allegations against the group, according to a lawyer representing claimants.

The cases range from allegations of sexual or domestic abuse to claims for unpaid work from women who served as “domestic sisters” in the cult, which at its peak in the mid-2000s had several thousand members, many of whom surrendered their assets to the leadership.

Married women living in the group’s many communal houses were required to work long hours, unpaid, and some lawyers believe they were treated as modern slaves. Some of the claimants also allege they reported abuse to the Jesus Army’s leadership, who failed to act.

Founded in Northampton in 1969 by Baptist pastor Noel Stanton, the group’s leadership controlled members’ finances and enforced strict rules, including banning Christmas, snacks and cinema outings.

The Jesus Army closed down about six years ago amid widespread allegations of abuse and a cover-up by the group’s leaders. A redress scheme has previously paid out compensation to more than 500 former members of the Jesus Army for sexual, physical and emotional abuse. The scheme, which was implemented by the trust and open from September 2022 to December 2023, identified 264 alleged perpetrators, of whom 61% held leadership positions in the church, and estimated that one in six children in the group were sexually abused.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...-army-cult