Proper noun
McCarrick (plural McCarricks)
A surname from Irish.
“In the seventy years of my life,” wrote a solemn McCarrick, “I have never had sexual relations with any person, male or female, young or old, cleric or lay, nor have I ever abused another person or treated them with disrespect.” Source: Internet
If sacrifices had to be made in the course of serving the Lord, Mr. McCarrick and his many enablers made certain they were human ones. Source: Internet
McCarrick would often invite groups of priests and seminarians to the house for the weekend, typically welcoming more people than there were beds the Vatican found. Source: Internet
But the saga of Fulton Sheen’s beatification suggests that some bishops might have other reasons to consider asking for the McCarrick report to be postponed. Source: Internet
John Paul first met Mr. McCarrick in 1976. Source: Internet
Once influential McCarrick, who had played a key role in raising funds for the Holy See from wealthy US donors, was stripped of his cardinal’s title in 2018 and his priest’s status in 2019. Source: Internet