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Five Catholic orders turn over priest files to public

By Take Two Staff
Published Aug 1, 2013
Cardinal Roger Mahony (L) walks with his successor, San Antonio, Texas Archbishop Jose Gomez (2nd L), after a news conference at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on April 6, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Gomez, 58, will take over the archdiocese of Los Angeles when Cardinal Mahoney retires.
Cardinal Roger Mahony (L) walks with his successor, San Antonio, Texas Archbishop Jose Gomez (2nd L), after a news conference at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on April 6, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
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Five Catholic orders turn over priest files to public

The LA Times reports that confidential records from five Catholic orders have been turned over to victims of sexual abuse. It's part of a court ordered disclosure intended to reveal the role these groups played in Southern California's clergy molestation scandal.

For more on this we're joined by Ray Boucher, who represented victims in the 2007 class action lawsuit. 

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