Faith by Jennifer Haigh

It is 2002 and the Archdiocese of Boston is reeling from the accusations of abuse by it's priests. The McGann family has had a disjointed history but Father Art has often been a point of pride - until he finds himself as one of the accused. Where now does the family place it's faith? Art remains silent in his defense. Is he guilty or protecting the innocent? As the family unravels, the reader is not only forced to see a less publicized side of the issue but also must, in the face of tragic consequences, determine where does the guilt lie?