Lord Carey of Clifton, former Archbishop of Canterbury. Andrew Carey, his son, said that he was “struck by the absence of any public expression of sadness and sympathy for my father” JEREMY YOUNG/THE SUNDAY TIMESThe son of Lord Carey of Clifton, the former Archbishop of Canterbury who resigned last week from a role in the church after being implicated in a sexual abuse scandal, has said that his father was a victim of “changing attitudes”. Lord Carey was found to have “colluded” with Peter Ball, a predatory priest who was imprisoned in 2015 for historical sex offences. An inquiry found that Ball escaped justice for 20 years, partly thanks to Lord Carey’s compliance. After the findings, the present Archbishop of Canterbury, the…

Source: The Times July 03, 2017 23:07 UTC