The 1995 civil-suit settlement agreement issued by lawyers for the Worcester Diocese to abuse victim Phil Saviano. Note the strict terms of confidentiality, which Saviano refused to agree to. READ DOCUMENT ON PDF
Also see related Boston Globe news story, “He Refuses To Be Silent” : READ STORY ON PDF
September 2004 / The Rev. David A. Holley, a priest of the Worcester Diocese serving a jail sentence in New Mexico after pleading guilty to sexually abusing and raping eight boys there, has been denied parole and will remain behind bars.
May 2002 | NEW YORK TIMES – “For more than ten years, the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests was little more than a loose support group of men and women who gathered in one another’s homes to share tears, traumatic memories and legal advice.” READ REPORT ON PDF
September 2002 | CORRIERE DELA SERA – News report in Italy’s largest circulation daily newspaper profiles SNAP victim’s advocate Phil Saviano.
June 1999 | “Dear Ann Landers: I am your average, everyday child molester. I could be anyone–your neighbor, your friend, your brother, your father, even your grandfather. I am the guy who becomes your friend so I can get close to your child.” READ COLUMN ON PDF
August 1997 | DALLAS MORNING NEWS – “Top Catholic officials knowingly allowed the Rev. David A. Holley to work in more than a dozen parishes or hospitals in Massachusetts, New Mexico, Texas and Colorado according to church documents reviewed by The Dallas Morning News. Here are excerpts from their correspondence about or with Fr. Holley.”
December 1992 | ALBUQUERQUE TRIBUNE — “An Albuquerque man said he buried the memories but not the voice of the priest he says sexually abused him years ago. Seven men went public with their accusations against the former Alamagordo pastor.” READ REPORT ON PDF