Disgraced former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick has died

(4 Apr 2025)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Washington – 3 April 2005
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1. Various of former Roman Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick walking through airport

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ARCHIVE: Rome – 13 February 2013
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, retired cardinal:
"You there take this oath again that you’re voting for the man you think God would want. And that, of course, it’s a very emotional time and a very deep moment, when you try to read the mind of God."

ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Baltimore – 14 November 2011
3. STILL of McCarrick praying during US Conference of Catholic Bishops’ annual autumn meeting

ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Rome – 13 February 2013
5. STILL of McCarrick during interview

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ARCHIVE: Los Angeles – 15 June 2006
6. STILL of McCarrick responding to questions

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ARCHIVE: Washington – 16 May 2006
7. STILL of McCarrick at news conference

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ARCHIVE: Vatican City – 25 March 2023
8. Wide of St. Peter’s square
9. Statues on St. Peter’s Basilica
10. Vatican flag outside a window on St. Peter’s Basilica

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ARCHIVE: Dedham, Massachusetts – 3 September 2021
11. Various of McCarrick outside the court where he pleaded not guilty to allegations that he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old boy during a wedding reception in Massachusetts
STORYLINE:
Theodore McCarrick, a once-powerful Catholic cardinal who was defrocked by Pope Francis in 2019 after a Vatican investigation determined he sexually molested adults and children, died Friday, according to Archbishop of Washington Robert McElroy. McCarrick was 94.

The McCarrick scandal created a crisis of credibility for the church, primarily because there was evidence Vatican and U.S. church leaders knew he slept with seminarians but turned a blind eye as McCarrick rose to the top of the U.S. church as an adept fundraiser who advised three popes.

The Vatican’s report on its investigation put the lion’s share of blame on a dead saint: Pope John Paul II, who appointed McCarrick archbishop of Washington, D.C., in 2000, despite having commissioned an inquiry that confirmed he slept with seminarians.

The report found that John Paul believed McCarrick’s last-minute, handwritten denial: “I have made mistakes and may have sometimes lacked in prudence, but in the seventy years of my life I have never had sexual relations with any person, male or female, young or old, cleric or lay,” McCarrick wrote.

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