Deliver Us From Evil

From the Toronto International Film Festival site:

Director Amy Berg has been a producer for CBS News and CNN. Her first feature documentary delivers a shattering and revealing account of the human cost of this issue. She tells the story of Father Oliver O’Grady, a notorious pedophile who used his position – as well as his Irish charm – to rape and abuse members of dozens of Catholic families across northern California over a twenty-year period. His victims ranged from a nine-month-old infant to the middle-aged mother of another adolescent victim. Astonishingly, despite ample signs and warnings as to his proclivities, the Church moved him from one parish to another, covering up the reality of what was going on from both the unsuspecting members of each new community and from the police. Church documents prove that, beginning in 1973, his evil deeds were done with their full knowledge.

Creep of the Daye!

It appears that Ontario is still a great place to molest children, and get off with a slap on the wrist with a wet noodle. This fucking creep, Rev. Charles Sylvestre molests 47 girls (that we know of) over a more than 30 year period (that we know of) and gets 3 years!!!?

That means, with the system the way it is, provided he gets early release, he most likely will serve a grand total of about 2 years in prison.

Not a high price for him to pay for more than 30 years of diddling kids! I read in another story that this scumbag was known as 'Father Feeler' in his parish....which once again confirms what I said long ago; "sexual abuse is often the secret that everyone knows about, yet does nothing about." These abused kids will have to deal with this for the rest of their lives, in a world that doesn't comprehend how sexual abuse affects a person, while the priest will be free in a couple of years to take up where he left off.

Note how distraught he looks as he leaves the courthouse in this photo.
Photo Credit: CP Photo/ Diana Martin.

Another diddling priest....lets all praise God for his bounty

The defrocked priest is by turns remorseful and flippant as he recounts in graphic detail a lifetime of sexually abusing children. Then, near the end of “the most honest confession of my life,” he turns to the movie camera to wink and smile at his victims.

If this creep is "...flippant" then, in my opinion any remorse he may demonstrate is an act. In my experience the only remorse these creeps ever have is related to getting caught.

Click the title link to see the entire article from the Globe and Mail.