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VT Headlines: Abuse survivors’ attorneys fight Burlington Catholic Diocese move to dismiss bankruptcy

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  1. The Catholic Church in Vermont is still an attractive target for moonbats’ hatred and their lawsuits at the behest of greedy, unscrupulous lawyers. The public school system with it’s predatory, agendized non-binary/trans/gender-nonconforming teachers using their profession to groom kids into their lifestyle still remains immune from similar scrutiny. Convincing a vulnerable child that they are in the wrong body constitutes just as much sexual abuse as being diddled by a Priest. The abuse that took place in Churches were the acts of specific perverted individuals. The pathological abuse taking place in the captive audience of our public schools is part of an organized agenda that is being promoted and normalized by many organizations throughout our sick society.

  2. Is there no end to the greed of these claimants and their lawyers. $247,000 is more than enough to compensate these claimants. They only came forward after the State of Vermont changed the Statute of Limitations for this case. No Priest was ever charged or convicted of abuse. A Vermont Judge ruled the lawyers could seek to include all church properties, including churches , parish hall, and even cemeteries. The Judge also said they might not be able to add these to their settlement. Meanwhile the Diocese of Burlington must still fight these requests and pay for the claimants requests. You don’t have to be Catholic to know that this is wrong. It looks like the State of Vermont and its court system is persecuting The Diocese of Burlington

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