I call this photo the “moment of impact,” when actor Morgan Freeman announced “Spotlight” as the winner of the 2016 Academy Award for Best Picture. Jumping out of their seats (so to speak) are actors Mark Ruffalo and Liev Schreiber.
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2015 | A Heroic Whistleblower in the Long, Sad Mess of Clergy Sexual Abuse
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2015 | Phil Saviano on the Story That Inspired New Movie ‘Spotlight’
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2015 | Aljazeera Interviews Phil Saviano about Proposed Bishops’ Tribunals
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2009 | Saving a Fellow Survivor
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2003 | CNN Exposes 1962 Vatican’s ‘Crimen Sollicitationis,” Ordering Secrecy Re: Sex Abuse
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2002 | Telling Secrets
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2002 | Boston TV Discussion About Church Abuse Policies And Warnings Given to Cardinal Law
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1997 | Thou Shalt Not . . . But Some Priests Did, and the Church Didn’t Want to Know
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1995 | He Refuses to Be Silent
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1964 – 1986 | Bishops’ Letters from Fr. Holley Personnel File
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2002 | SNAP Statement on Victim Confidentiality
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2002 | Compilation of Priests Accused of Child Sex Abuse in the Catholic Diocese of Worcester, MA
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2015 | Phil Saviano and Neal Huff Discuss the Movie “Spotlight”
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2015 | ‘Spotlight’ Highlights Abusive El Paso Priest
And the winner is . . . SPOTLIGHT