When allegations are made

John Stevens | Features

Date posted: 1 May 2013

In February, Cardinal Keith O’Brien resigned as leader of the Scottish Catholic Church.

His resignation followed allegations that he had made inappropriate sexual approaches. Cardinal O’Brien has publicly apologised and admitted his misconduct.

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When allegations are made

King Charles, cancer – and the compassion of Christ