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Cardinal begins church defense
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Cardinal begins church defense
Says he can't recall receiving Geoghan letter
Kevin Rothstein
The Patriot Ledger
BOSTON - Cardinal Bernard Law testified yesterday he did not
remember a Stoughton woman's complaint in 1984 that former priest
John Geoghan was still in active ministry despite her allegations
that he molested seven young relatives.
Cardinal Law, only the second U.S. cardinal to submit to
questioning in a sex abuse lawsuit, maintained he did not recall the
lette...
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