1019:, a lawyer representing other abuse survivors, said that Lord Carey of Clifton, a former Archbishop of Canterbury, bears the greatest responsibility, and called on him to give a “transparent account of his actions”. He also said, "If a charlatan with an insatiable appetite for abuse wanted to secure a continuous supply of vulnerable young victims, there was no better way of achieving this than by founding a religious order not subject to any external supervision, and by making his victims' participation in the abuse a religious duty obligated by their oath of absolute obedience. Not for the first time, theology and religious ritual provided the ideal mask for abuse, with the evil of what Peter Ball did being compounded by his nauseating claim that the abuse was spiritually uplifting. Most of all, however, Peter Ball found in his fellow bishops in the Church of England the perfect accomplices, prepared to turn a blind eye to his abuse over many decades, to collude in the lie that the abuse of Neil Todd was an uncharacteristic aberration, to cast doubt on his guilt, to smear his victims, and to rehabilitate him."
971:, colluded in concealing abuse by Ball over a 20-year period. Archbishop Carey had seven letters from individuals and relatives after Ball was cautioned by police in 1992, but passed only one (of least concern) on to the police. Carey did not put Ball on the "Lambeth List" of clergy whose suitability for the ministry is questioned. Concealing abuse was given higher priority than helping victims. The review stated that "The church appears to have been most interested in protecting itself." It also said that "progress has been slow and continuing, faster improvement is still required". Archbishop Welby of Canterbury said that the church "colluded and concealed" instead of trying to help "those brave enough to come forward", and asked Lord Carey of Clifton to step down from his role assisting the Bishop of Oxford.
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members of the establishment. It included the heir to the throne, the archbishop and a senior member of the judiciary, to name only the most prominent....The alacrity and the extent of the response by Peter Ball’s friends to one of their own in trouble was impressive. It makes a horrible contrast to the way Peter Ball’s victims were treated....These establishment helpers claim they were duped by Peter Ball … But you will have to consider if it is credible, given what they must have known or could easily have found out about Peter Ball, whether they were really as ignorant as they claimed they were about the nature of Peter Ball’s activities. Some claimed they did not know what a
860:, Vickery House, was convicted in October 2015 and was sentenced to serve 6½ years in prison for sex assaults against men and a boy. House worked in the same diocese as Ball. House and Ball collaborated running a "Give a Year For Christ" scheme and both men abused three of the same victims during the scheme. If Ball had not pleaded guilty both men would have been tried together. There was a long delay between the first complaints to the police over House and a proper police investigation.
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different bishops allegedly took no action after a person in the church raised concerns. Ball's housekeeper and gardener, Christine and
Michael Moss, said that bishops ignored their concerns over Ball. Moss said, "What upsets me so much is the Church did nothing." BBC reporter Colin Campbell stated that during 20 years three different police forces tried to access information the Church of England held about Ball but investigations started only in 2012.
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Protection centre) to Sussex Police in 2012. This led to active co-working between Lambeth Palace, the Diocese of Chichester and Sussex Police on a complex enquiry with full information sharing. We pay tribute to those detectives whose work on this case over the past three years has led to this conviction and sentencing.
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I urge the prosecuting authorities to reconsider their decision and if appropriate charge him for all credible allegations using the same offences as they would for any ordinary member of the public. This includes "indecent assaults on two other teenage boys, one in
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representing some of the survivors, said, “The story of Peter Ball is the story of the establishment at work in modern times. It is the story of how the establishment minimised the nature of Peter Ball’s misdeeds … and silenced and harassed those who tried to complain.... willing assistance of
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described it as the "breakthrough case" for dealing with sexual abuse in the diocese. Roy Cotton, a priest in the Chichester diocese died in 2006 but allegations of abuse by him emerged shortly thereafter. In 2018, Pritchard, who had by then changed his name to Ifor Whittaker, was convicted of
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requisite priority. Maintaining the refusal means the principal witness Graham Sawyer, and perhaps others, will not give evidence and this further undermines the validity of the Review. At least he will be able to give his evidence to the Independent (Goddard) Inquiry set up by the Government.
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published a report on the Ball affair. Cliff James had told the BBC that he informed a cleric in 1992 about abuse he had suffered. James alleges three bishops later telephoned his contact urging her to discourage him and another stated victim from going to the police or to the media. Thirteen
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On 8 September 2015, Ball pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent assault and one of misconduct in a public office. His trial began on 5 October 2015. Two charges of indecently assaulting two boys in their early teens, perhaps the most serious alleged offences, were allowed to
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The Church of England confirmed that Ball stood in for his twin brother, Bishop Michael Ball, at services and official duties on several occasions in the 1990s. Michael Ball has said that those attending such occasions had been informed of the substitution, but the report
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I believe that the Church of England review should add bullying and silencing of victims and whistleblowers to the terms of reference and I shall be making this clear to Dame Moira before agreeing to take part. (Graham Sawyer, a vicar and abuse survivor speaking in Feb
539:, Cabinet ministers and public school headmasters—"many dozens" of people—had campaigned to support him in 1993. There were a further 2,000 letters of support. The Reverend Graham Sawyer, an abuse victim, wants a full investigation and blames corrupt elements in the
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doors and lack what was considered necessary transparency, and because it did not "specifically include the questionable role played by the Church in bringing undue influence to bear on the administration of justice concerning Ball's abuse".
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meant. Well, Prince Charles has many advisers; he only had to ask. So does the archbishop of Canterbury.” Chapman added that Ball's friends worked against the criminal process. “They went far beyond the normal obligations of friendship.”
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Ann Lawrence from the Minister and Clergy Sexual Abuse Survivors organisation described the opening of the police investigation as "a major first step" for the Church of England. Abuse victim Neil Todd, who later died by
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after admitting the abuse of 18 young men over a period of 15 years from 1977 to 1992. Further charges of indecently assaulting two boys, aged 13 and 15, were allowed to lie on file in a contentious decision by the
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decided in May 2007 to ask the Central Safeguarding Liaison Group to hold a review of past cases throughout the Church of England, which was carried out starting in 2008. The Diocese of Chichester and the
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acting for some victims, said that "With more power comes the ability to work in a culture where you feel that you can get away with it. It seems Peter Ball has been able to do that."
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Fiona Scolding, senior counsel, described a scheme by Ball that enabled him to groom young men for sexual abuse. The men were incited to pray naked, and practise massage and spanking.
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sentenced Ball to 32 months in prison. He was eligible for parole after 18 months, and served under a month for each victim. The late Neil Todd's partner, Marc Hawley, said:
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highest levels of the church." Sawyer wants the police to investigate Carey's part in the Ball case.
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young men, all of whom were at time in their late teens or early twenties, except one who was 12".
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Peter Ball sex abuse case: 20 questions that must be answered
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2629:"Flaming June proves a harsh month for Church of England"
1848:"Former Bishop Peter Ball arrested over sex abuse claims"
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2420:"Clergy 'tried to cover up Bishop Peter Ball sex abuse'"
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2265:"Former Bishop of Gloucester pleads guilty to sex abuse"
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1229:. No. 4923. 21 June 1957. p. 15.
992:Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
949:Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
3403:Violence against men in the United Kingdom
3353:Child sexual abuse scandals in Anglicanism
3038:See dissolved, 1552 & re-erected, 1554
3004:
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1994:. Crown Prosecution Service. 27 March 2014
1192:. No. 4869. 8 June 1956. p. 15.
634:In 2007, Peter Halliday, a choirmaster in
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426:. This brought many young boys who were
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516:and gross indecency. At the time, the
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1376:– via UK Press Online archives.
1244:– via UK Press Online archives.
1207:– via UK Press Online archives.
1086:Anglican Communion sexual abuse cases
1062:Encounters: exploring Christian faith
913:In early 2016, it was announced that
661:In 2008, Colin Pritchard, a vicar in
630:Trial and conviction for sexual abuse
443:Church of the Holy Angels, Hoar Cross
3383:Members of Anglican religious orders
3328:Anglican priests convicted of crimes
3323:Alumni of Queens' College, Cambridge
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2189:Mr Justice Wilkie (7 October 2015).
2086:Laville, Sandra (8 September 2015).
1932:
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1460:Gledhill, Ruth (13 September 2015).
1289:Laville, Sandra (8 September 2015).
1055:
1040:Exposed: The Church's Darkest Secret
414:, founded a monastic community, the
357:
210:Released on licence in February 2017
2263:Gledhill, Ruth (8 September 2015).
1601:. Church of England. Archived from
1038:In January 2020, the BBC broadcast
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416:Community of the Glorious Ascension
298:from 1977 to 1992 and the diocesan
286:Community of the Glorious Ascension
276:. In 1960 he and his twin brother (
13:
3393:People educated at Lancing College
2820:Shameful Truth (23 January 2020).
2794:Shameful Truth (23 January 2020).
1967:
1828:O’Neill, Sean (14 November 2012).
1712:. 24 February 2010. Archived from
1682:. 22 February 2018. Archived from
1628:Booth, Robert (13 November 2012).
1431:Laville, Sandra (7 October 2015).
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1322:Harley, Nicola (7 October 2015).
1049:
884:, said he would call the above a
2041:Frank Le Duc (20 January 2015).
1949:from the original on 25 May 2022
1887:from the original on 25 May 2022
1572:Morris, Steven (27 April 2007).
1403:from the original on 25 May 2022
739:on a boy, aged 12 or 13, in 1978
554:, the executive director of the
350:(MA) degree in 1958. He entered
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518:Director of Public Prosecutions
3313:20th-century English criminals
2465:Harry Farley (22 March 2016).
1933:Pugh, Tom (16 November 2012).
1873:Pugh, Tom (13 November 2012).
1755:O’Neill, Sean (12 July 2014).
1387:Brown, Andrew (9 March 1993).
1380:
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1156:Crockford's Clerical Directory
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810:The Archbishop of Canterbury,
378:1956 (27 May) and ordained a
226:8 September 2015 (guilty plea)
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3015:and of Gloucester and Bristol
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394:. He began his ministry as a
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3318:Accidental deaths from falls
1130:UK public library membership
1125:. A & C Black.
751:in a deal with CPS lawyers.
422:until his ordination to the
7:
2627:Barry Duke (22 June 2017).
2217:, BBC News, 6 October 2015.
1972:. Crown Prosecution Service
1546:(London), 8 September 2015.
1079:
731:Misconduct in public office
626:area after his retirement.
307:misconduct in public office
235:Misconduct in public office
10:
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2927:(became first area bishop)
1116:"Ball, Rt Rev. Peter John"
965:The Baron Carey of Clifton
908:
404:Kelham Theological College
340:Queens' College, Cambridge
197:Queens' College, Cambridge
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1527:, Secularism.org website.
1255:Debrett's People of Today
871:On 16 December 2015, the
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612:Diocese of Bath and Wells
510:Crown Prosecution Service
352:Wells Theological College
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1183:"Ordinations at Trinity"
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969:Archbishop of Canterbury
933:National Secular Society
620:Bishop of Bath and Wells
592:Archbishop of Canterbury
584:Charles, Prince of Wales
556:National Secular Society
467:Archbishop of Canterbury
3358:English Anglo-Catholics
3348:British identical twins
1161:Church House Publishing
703:. But basically it was
608:permission to officiate
418:(CGA), of which he was
342:, and graduated with a
3333:Anglo-Catholic bishops
3186:Gloucester and Bristol
3088:Episcopacy abolished (
2543:www.christiantoday.com
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1648:Whittam Smith, Andreas
1091:List of serial rapists
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2723:www.churchtimes.co.uk
2575:""An Abuse of Faith""
2440:www.churchtimes.co.uk
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406:. In 1960 he and his
338:. He then studied at
48:Diocese of Gloucester
3058:Godfrey Goldsborough
882:Bishop of Chichester
392:Chichester Cathedral
388:Bishop of Chichester
336:Lancing, West Sussex
300:Bishop of Gloucester
38:Bishop of Gloucester
3172:Christopher Bethell
2904:William Streatfeild
2527:, 23 February 2016.
2510:. 24 February 2016.
1741:on 3 December 2012.
1716:on 28 October 2011.
1329:The Daily Telegraph
1159:(online ed.).
1003:William Chapman, a
753:Keith Porteous Wood
614:from 2001 to 2010.
552:Keith Porteous Wood
546:David Greenwood, a
471:St Paul's Cathedral
248:32 months in prison
3162:George Huntingford
2761:. 27 November 2019
2653:. 6 December 2017.
2112:. 8 September 2015
2022:. 8 September 2015
1854:. 13 November 2012
488:After having been
282:monastic community
26:The Right Reverend
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3217:Gloucester (1897)
3142:William Warburton
3097:William Nicholson
3021:Gloucester (1541)
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2932:area bishops
2401:. 4 February 2017
2348:Church of England
2309:Church of England
2252:. 4 January 2016.
2234:. 7 October 2015.
2163:, 9 October 2015.
1968:Narwal, Jaswant.
1807:Eastbourne Herald
1710:Church of England
1650:(25 March 2018).
1608:on 5 August 2018.
1512:, 9 October 2015.
1352:"picture caption"
1150:"Peter John Ball"
1128:(Subscription or
947:The remit of the
903:An Abuse of Faith
851:An Abuse of Faith
787:Mr Justice Wilkie
606:. He was granted
580:Duchy of Cornwall
508:for it. In 1993,
368:Church of England
358:Ordained ministry
270:Church of England
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3208:Charles Ellicott
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514:indecent assault
344:Bachelor of Arts
311:indecent assault
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