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Media Statement Regarding Father Thomas Rosica, CSB

February 27, 2019

The members of the Congregation of St. Basil (the Basilian Fathers) are aware of the recent reports regarding plagiarism by our brother, Father Thomas Rosica, CSB.  Plagiarism of any kind is wrong.  When it is committed knowingly it rises to the level of a moral offense. As a community of Catholic educators we condemn it, without qualification.  At the same time, we embrace our brother despite this failing for which he has taken full responsibility.  With him, we apologize to those who have been offended by the misuse of their literary gifts.

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