Priests 'feel vindicated' after Cardinal Keith O'Brien admission
Three priests and a former priest have said that they felt "vindicated" after Scotland's Cardinal Keith O'Brien admitted sexual misconduct.
The group had accused the senior Roman Catholic clergyman of "inappropriate behaviour" towards them in the 1980s.
Catherine Deveney, the journalist who broke the story in The Observer, said she had spoken to the four men, who were "relieved at being vindicated".
Cardinal O'Brien said he was sorry for not meeting the standards expected.
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The group had accused the senior Roman Catholic clergyman of "inappropriate behaviour" towards them in the 1980s.
Catherine Deveney, the journalist who broke the story in The Observer, said she had spoken to the four men, who were "relieved at being vindicated".
Cardinal O'Brien said he was sorry for not meeting the standards expected.
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