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Father Lawrence Kozak, 52, formerly of St. Thomas More Church in Pottstown, has been sentenced to 80 hours of community service after pleading guilty to charges related to the misuse of church funds. Kozak was found to have spent approximately $40,000 of church money on video games and other personal expenses, raising significant concerns about financial oversight within the church.
The case has sparked discussions about accountability and stewardship in religious institutions, emphasizing the need for transparent financial practices to prevent similar incidents in the future. While the court opted for community service instead of jail time, the decision has drawn mixed reactions from the community, with some expressing disappointment that the punishment did not include incarceration.
Kozak's actions have not only impacted the church's finances but have also led to a loss of trust among parishioners. As the community grapples with the fallout, church leaders are working to implement stricter financial controls to safeguard against future misuse of funds.
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