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Saying Howdy to John Urell in Canada

Posted by Gustavo Arellano in Ex Cathedra, Main

September 25, 2007 11:48 AM

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As lawyers debate whether John Urell--the former point man for the Catholic Diocese of Orange in its sex-abuse fiasco--should return from Canada after failing to finish a deposition, a intrepid Canadian reporter decided to drop in on the monsignor. Mark Bonokoski of the Toronto Sun visited the Southdown Institute and asked if he could speak with Urell.

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  1. Nota Bena says:
    September 27, 2007 16:51

    One Billion Dollars! And it CONTINUES and CONTINUES! What is the Church is doing to its own flock? Where are the lawyers for the people of St. Norbert's parish? We got shoved down our throats a sick and mentally defective priest. When do we get to ask the questions? It was really funny, the Yellow insert in the parish paper from the lawyer for Urell. Yellow, the color of a coward! So, Norbert's parish is now being run by a outside lawyer! I thought the Catholic Church was of the people, by the people and for the people. I guess it's for the Cult of the Priest's only. The hell with their priestly sacrament! Urell, you can run but you can not hide from the truth! Anxiety, that's his sub-conscience eating away at his soul!

  2. Christopher H. says:
    November 18, 2007 12:35

    Has anyone stopped in lately to see how Monsignor Urell is doing? It has been a couple of months into his "treatment" and it would be nice for the people of St. Norberts to get a progress report.

    Will he be back for the Christmas services?

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