Catholic officials recruited, educated, ordained, hired, trained and
brought Fr. Anthony Kiplagathere. The police are investigating him. So
it’s not enough for Archbishop Joseph Naumann to say “Well, he flew back
home,” act powerless and clam up.
Naumann must use church bulletins, parish websites and pulpit announcements to seek out anyone who may have seen, suspected or suffered crimes by Fr. Kiplagat or cover ups by his supervisors. He must remind his flock that women in Kenya, where Fr. Kiplagat reportedly is now, are even more vulnerable. And he must insist that anyone with knowledge or suspicions about his wrongdoing have a civic duty to help law enforcement investigate him.
http://www.snapnetwork.org/mo_church_officials_must_help_law_enforcement_victims_say
Naumann must use church bulletins, parish websites and pulpit announcements to seek out anyone who may have seen, suspected or suffered crimes by Fr. Kiplagat or cover ups by his supervisors. He must remind his flock that women in Kenya, where Fr. Kiplagat reportedly is now, are even more vulnerable. And he must insist that anyone with knowledge or suspicions about his wrongdoing have a civic duty to help law enforcement investigate him.
http://www.snapnetwork.org/mo_church_officials_must_help_law_enforcement_victims_say