parishioners.op >> i this will not just be an example because there's a lot of people both in the hierarchy and laity that sheltered this man. >> it's unclear what his next move will be. in the studio, darcy spencer, news 4. >> our team coverage continues with a closer look intoar mck's removal from the priesthood. reporter david culver has been following this scandal from the beginning and breaks down how we got to this point. >> well, how did we a this point? let's take you back to june when it started. a man came forward al mccarrick abused him when he was a kid. that tnspired jamescome forward. he lives in loudoun counties and he's in his 60s. they called him uncle ted. james saysck mccar abused him for years starting when he was just 11 years old. i spoke with jamesn back december. a few days after he had just testified front of the vatican's judicial vicar. >> do you charges come against him? >> i want criminal charges brought against mccarrick, buo i would likeally the criminal charges brought against mee institution of the church. >> attorney also tells me they also want to get a hold of mcca

we lose something of the wisdom of the laity of religious women when we exclude them and not only in consultation but also in positions of authority and decision making. >> time for female priests? >> yes, i think that the issue of authority needs to be understood as not being the sole preserve of those who are ordained. and that is i think the distinction we have to make. we should not collapse all authority around those who are ordained and treat those to a question separately. >> it's really interesting to hear what you're saying. i want to ask you, how do you analyze what seems to be a a little bit of a existential struggle within the church hierarchy led by the pope who is on the reform path in many, many aspects as we've been talking and other aspects, as well and those who are still entrenched in the traditional hierarchical highly, let me just say, fundamentalist interpretation of the church. >> we do have to walk together and listen to each other. that's part of the discernment as we look at where the lord is calling us in the future. when we take our time and have a deep li

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