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Bishop Deshotel finally caved to the pressure and committed to an independent investigation of all abuse claims. This victory belongs to every one of the 192 people who refused to let the Diocese hide in the shadows. We will be watching closely to ensure they actually follow through on this …

December 4, 2018

Invite Professionals to help the Diocese of Lafayette to be transparent!

Invite Professionals to help the Diocese of Lafayette to be transparent!

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Started by DOL Transparency 8 years ago

We Catholics of the Diocese of Lafayette ask you, Bishop Deshotel, for greater transparency, especially in this time of crisis in the Church. We ask that you invite some professionals from outside the Church or an independent group to investigate all past claims of sexual abuse and make public the results for the good of our Diocese.

Updates

September 19, 2018

Bishop Deshotel is still hiding behind a wall of silence instead of opening the books to an outside review. We know exactly what he is trying to bury and we are not going to let him get away with it.

Reached 100 supporters

September 19, 2018

6 Comments

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Linda Verma
7 years ago Featured

So tired of the secrecy. Very sad for the victims who deserve real answers.

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Sarah Afolabi
7 years ago Featured

We just want the truth. Its time to stop hiding things and actually face what happened. Dont protect the bad guys anymore.

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Robert Nichols
7 years ago Featured

BISHOP DESHOTEL DO THE RIGHT THING. PEOPLE ARE FED UP.

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Mike Sharma
7 years ago Featured

Enough is enough. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Open the books and let the real investigation happen.

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David Zhang
7 years ago Featured

The diocese needs a total clean out. If theyre doing nothing wrong then what is there to hide?? Get outside people in there asap.

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Karen Ellis
7 years ago Featured

Faith is hard enough lately without all these scandals hanging over our heads. We need independent oversight to regain any kind of trust.