The Adelaide Archdiocese said while he had suffered ... In 2018, Emeritus Archbishop Wilson became the highest-ranking Catholic in the world to be convicted with concealing child sex abuse ...

The highest ranking Catholic official to be convicted of ... due to his ailing health and age. The Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson was found guilty in May of concealing the abuse of altar ...

The 2015 celebration will be coordinated by the Australian bishops’ youth office, along with the Archdiocese of Adelaide and Catholic Education South Australia. The Australian bishops’ press ...

Magistrate Robert Stone handed down the verdict against Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson in ... In a statement issued by the Catholic Church, Wilson said he was disappointed by the conviction.

former president of the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference who served as archbishop of Adelaide for 17 years, died Jan. 17. He was 70. The Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference said that ...

Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson — who is facing ... Wilson, 67, is the highest-ranking Catholic clergy member to be convicted in connection with the wide-ranging abuse scandal that has ...

Archbishop Wilson, 68, resigned as Archbishop of Adelaide July 30 ... Archbishop Wilson could not be convicted merely because the "Catholic Church has a lot to answer for in terms of its ...

ADELAIDE, Australia — The archbishop of Adelaide ... Stone, however, said that protecting the Catholic Church was Father Wilson’s “primary motive” for failing to report the abuse allegations.

Adelaide archdiocese said on Jan. 17 that Wilson ... Roy Ellis said that Wilson could not be convicted merely because the "Catholic Church has a lot to answer for in terms of its historical ...

“The Catholic Church, like other institutions ... Mark Coleridge said in a statement. The conviction of Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson is very significant. No longer will those who ...

The Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide, Philip Wilson will not resign in the wake of an Alzheimer's diagnosis, brought to light at a court hearing relating to child sexual abuse he allegedly covered up.

Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson in May became the most senior Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse in the 1970s. He could face two years in prison.