Amazing how +Monforton the prodigal son was welcomed back to Detroit. Like nothing happened. Let’s make Bishop Bradley our villain.
In May 2018, the diocese discovered that the financial department had been mis-allocating funds from employee paychecks since 2004. Monforton started a forensic audit of the diocesan finances dating back to 2…
Amazing how +Monforton the prodigal son was welcomed back to Detroit. Like nothing happened. Let’s make Bishop Bradley our villain.
In May 2018, the diocese discovered that the financial department had been mis-allocating funds from employee paychecks since 2004. Monforton started a forensic audit of the diocesan finances dating back to 2004. As a result. the diocese was forced to pay $3.5 million in employee taxes. The financial crisis forced Montforton to suspend work on Holy Name Cathedral.[8] Following austerity measures, the diocese balanced its financial standing. Monsignor Kurt Kemo, vicar general of the diocese, was forced to resign from his diocesan positions; in 2021, he pleaded guilty to felony theft, having stolen over $289,000 from the diocese for his personal consumption.[10][11]
Amazing how +Monforton the prodigal son was welcomed back to Detroit. Like nothing happened. Let’s make Bishop Bradley our villain.
In May 2018, the diocese discovered that the financial department had been mis-allocating funds from employee paychecks since 2004. Monforton started a forensic audit of the diocesan finances dating back to 2004. As a result. the diocese was forced to pay $3.5 million in employee taxes. The financial crisis forced Montforton to suspend work on Holy Name Cathedral.[8] Following austerity measures, the diocese balanced its financial standing. Monsignor Kurt Kemo, vicar general of the diocese, was forced to resign from his diocesan positions; in 2021, he pleaded guilty to felony theft, having stolen over $289,000 from the diocese for his personal consumption.[10][11]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_M._Monforton