Seton Hall’s Latham Report: Another Facade in the Unending Crisis of the Conciliar Sect
EWTN News reports that Seton Hall University may be compelled to release the so-called “Latham report,” a private investigation into clergy sexual abuse at its seminary and the institution’s handling of it. The report, commissioned in 2019 by the university itself following allegations against the disgraced former cardinal Theodore McCarrick, has never been made public. The school initially refused to release it, citing attorney-client privilege, but a state judge ordered its disclosure in November 2025. Seton Hall appealed this order, with oral arguments heard in an appeals court this month. The report is expected to examine whether Monsignor Joseph Reilly, then rector of Immaculate Conception Seminary (and now university president), knew about abuse claims and failed to report them. Separately, Newark “archbishop” Cardinal Joseph Tobin ordered an independent review in February 2025, led by the law firm Ropes & Gray, to examine the findings of earlier reports and their communication regarding Monsignor Reilly. This ongoing saga, while presented as a quest for transparency and justice, is but another grim testament to the profound moral and spiritual bankruptcy that has consumed the conciliar sect since its inception, a direct consequence of the very Modernist revolution that has systematically dismantled the integrity of the true Church.

