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■ • iC d ld e r s to n e s sH o s p i ta l • ; intWhalleyjWho f led the ■ii co u n tryw h ile facing child


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■■f-.porn charges, is nowbehind bars. ' ' ' ’. - '


i >: u Blackburn magistrates heard;.; . :- > Anthony Paul Johnson pleaded-;


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■ ^ of possessing indecentimagesi: and seven charges of'distrib-


’Utmg them,‘but-then left theg country before sentencing


-■ > Johnson when he.was arrest-.,: ed at Manchester Airport as ; i he returned to the UK from f


•• ; Spain,'where he has lived for , the past eight years


■Si guilty to failing to surrender'toi V


' had no UK address,^ pleaded , .'.containing pornographic im-,; " bail; seven chargesof possess-:;


Johnson (51),'who said he


i ing indecent.images,of;chil-i '^dren, and seven of distributing^ i: indecent images of childreni-av;^ He was sentenced to lOj -'.weeks in;jail,,and put on the;;


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'j ages of children, r ' _ j.; Mr Scott Airige‘,(p ro s - i ••'ecuting) saidiJohnson,was,


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Stein April 2003, lie approached 'i a'miember o f staff and gave; i him' a DVD, saying there were: s: some pictures of “nice young; '.‘


•‘girls’Aheimight find interest-: ,mgi ' tl-(\


■ he gave him a computer disc; i,s ‘ i ,“ ’ “The colleague was expcct-


i' irig adult pornography„but; ' when he looked at it at home,.


(Showing their genitalia,” said MrAnge


■i “He was appalled, showed it^ ■ *to another colleague; and they. ii'decided to involve the police.” ,- ' Mr Gareth Price (defend-


' ing) said Johnson had worked as a mental health nurse for 12 years, and there had never


’■'found it’contamed images of; ■' girls aged about nine or 10,


- been any complaint about hiS;


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derstones for six weeks, and ■' claimed it was commonplace ,


"for staff members to exchange,. 'p o rn o g rap h icm a te r ia l.b e - -twcenThemselvcs. “He says,


“ that was the environment.hp;


1 went into,” said Mr Price. He said Johnson recalled


' !‘He says he had only viewed the images o f children as


'thumbnails,” said Mr Price ' " “He was not responsible for-


'creating any of them.” *'Mr Price said Johnson had been attacked, his house van-^* '


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■ dahsed and his car damaged as*' a result of the offences


- - “He was being tagged as a’,


- paedophile and it was causing^ him a great deal of stress and anxiety,” said Mr Price <


. ' ' “He fled to Spam in a panic,* s but has/not been hiding there’i ■


having the disc which con- .-^‘FHe has‘;Worked, and has been- * : tained all kinds of files, includ- :: ing road maps and some adult


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^Patrick Hough has been ordained !• a Jesuit Priest at the Church o f the ?-, ; Most Holy Name'of Jesus, in New:'-:


’ Orleans, USA..4 ;e-Born and raised m Hurst Green,?;,: .Patrick a t te n d e d ; St-Augustine!s ,p


’High School in Billmgton from 1985 j? - to 1990, but more recently served a t ;; r-churches in El Paso and Dallas;-


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■, This summer, Patrick has been as-.- J signed to pastoral .work in-England..; and will serve as a chaplain at 'World


- -Youth Day in Madrid. In the autumn, : ; he will begin priestly ministry at Im-.B i maculate Conception Parish m Albu- -; , querque. New Mexico. fj. -Throughout the progression of his_| Svocation to the priesthood he has al-, ;? j ways had the support o f his friends ; - and family back home in the Ribble.-t l-Valley; especially, his grandmother,-;!


ORDAINED: Fr Patrick Hough at his ordination with his family. ;


Lucy: Wilkinson; of Hurs t Green; . before her death and accepted a red Unfortunately his ‘‘Nana”: died in - vestment she made, to be worn by him


February of this year and missed f,- in his ministry, celebrating his ordination with him. , After studying for A-levels at Happily Patrick was able to visit-herr 'r,- Stonyhurst::College,>he,earned his


i;bachelor’s degree in geography from .; ? -•Leeds University and followed this -^ 0;wlth';a second.bachelor’s degreein-i theology from the Pontifical Gregori-,;?- an University in Rome. He also s p p t ,


r:'* an additional year in Rome studying •;? theology at the Pontifical Angelicum -,


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J l i iO n entering the Jesuit novitiate in;?- i-the Louisiana Province m the USA,v;


-v.-Patrick served both the Sacred Heart ■ Church in El Paso and Strake Jesuit Gollege Preparatory in Houston, Tex- •


a- as.' He then went on to earn a master’s , degree m medieval history from Ford- -


; - ham University in New York City. firJ'He earned his licentiate in sacred t


■ : theology in liturgy from Santa Clara -School of Theology- a t ‘Berkeley,


California. ■ This Saturday, July 9th, Fr, Hough


will be celebrating a Parish-Mass o f , Thanksgiving at Stonyhurst


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A'SGE'NIC five-mile trail race taking in the Tolkien Trial will •be staged for the first time at


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*an excellent exhibition at its first.Givic Day. - ,


K;.;The:display in the Ribble-Valley ' Borough Council chambers highlighted , the society’s work with conserving the


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■ - fascinating, and.there were many-, .fguesses as to the identity of the farmers fr: J at one of the last picfurKjtakeri a t the old f


spast; balanced by-its involvement in plans for the future. -


rt'i;* Visitors found the old maps and the


^auction in town. I: f; Unfortunately; Lthesuhfo'rgiv| ;;C|itherpe rain prevented many people d :t from exploring the new town \yall«4.|;f In’the ,afternobri;5 thei^M


' ' , ' , Mayoress of Ribble Valley, Conn. Simon


■ Horc and wife. Grace,-'p'aid a visit.to, *;the exhibition,’ and.spent a long .time


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