St. Brigid’s Church buys time

The committee’s lawyers, however, saw a glimmer of hope in the “very well-reasoned” detailed dissent written by Judge Kavanagh. In January, they filed a motion directly with the Court of Appeals in the hope that its judges might agree that Kavanagh raised important enough issues for them to hear the case. Late yesterday, they heard that did. “It’s fantastic news,” committee chairman Ed Torres told the Echo.