Cost of Silence

By: The Day Publishing Co.
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  • Summary

  • Cost of Silence is a podcast series that will delve into the impact of sexual abuse cases in a Roman Catholic Diocese in Connecticut. The series looks to uncover what are the costs —psychological, emotional, physical, spiritual, and financial – associated with these horrendous crimes. We'll investigate how the victims and the community are impacted by this burden.
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Episodes
  • An altar boy in Newport, Rhode Island

    An altar boy in Newport, Rhode Island
    Aug 7 2023

    The Day's newsroom developer Joe Ruggeri shares his experience as a 10-year-old altar boy in Newport, RI.
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    31 mins
  • Reporting on church sex abuse cases for over 20 years

    Reporting on church sex abuse cases for over 20 years
    Jul 7 2023

    The Day's managing editor Karin Florin speaks with Joe Wojtas, city editor and former staff writer, who has covered the Diocese of Norwich sex abuse cases for over 20 years.
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    30 mins
  • Justice and accountability for the victims

    Justice and accountability for the victims
    Jun 23 2023

    Attorney Kelly Reardon and the Reardon Law Firm have represented about 25 victims of Catholic Church sexual abuse. She joins us on this episode to talk about her work with the victims, the lawsuit and resultant bankruptcy, and her hopes for a legislative fix.
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    22 mins

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