Our Fathers

In the '80s, priests and especially the Father Geoghan arrested for sexual abuse of minors. Cardinal Law, also indicted, and the diocese was aware of the actions of these men of the church and was kept secret for years, until the victims decide to seek redress.

Drama History TV Movie

Ted Danson

(Mitchell Garabedian)

Christopher Plummer

(Cardinal Bernard Law)

Brian Dennehy

(Father Dominic Spagnolia)

Ellen Burstyn

(Mary Ryan)

Kenneth Welsh

(Bishop Murphy)

Will Lyman

(Wilson Rogers Jr.)

James Aaron Oliver

(Patrick McSorley)

Colin Fox

(Daniel Kibbe)

Jan Rubeš

(Pope John Paul)

Steven Shaw

(John J. Geoghan)

Aidan Devine

(Bernie McDaid)

Daniel Baldwin

(Angelo DeFranco)

Wayne Best

(Father Doyle)

Damien Atkins

(Young Geoghan)

Hugh Thompson

(Tom Blanchette)

Chris Bauer

(Olan Horne)

Thomas Mitchell

(Gary Bergeron)

Donald Ewer

(Ordination Cardinal)

Julian Christopher

(Bishop Gregory)

Peter MacNeill

(Older Spags' Friend Billy)

David Sparrow

(Father Connelly)

Kathleen Laskey

(Shauna Tannenbaum)

Philip Williams

(Robbie Robinson)

Joseph Ziegler

(Jim Muller)

Richard Fitzpatrick

(Jack Tannen)

Martin Doyle

(George Flynn)

Conrad Bergschneider

(Angelo's Father)

Lucy Filippone

(Angelo's Mother)

Nikolas Lozzi

(Angelo (age 13))

Billy Lister

(Angelo's Brother Johnny)

Waneta Storms

(Angelo's Wife)

Chris Wiggins

(Angelo's Old Priest)

Brian Paul

(Judge)

Leah Pinsent

(Marge Magnus)

Colleen Williams

(Elderly Woman)

Hugh Dillon

(Johnny DeFranco)

Jessica Greco

(Judy)

Ned Vukovic

(Arch Deacon)

Munro Chambers

(Young Patrick McSorley)

Alon Nashman

(Martin Baron)

Jude Coffey

(Globe Editor)

Richard Greenblatt

(Globe Editor)

Stephen Bogaert

(Globe Editor)

Victoria Snow

(Sacha Pfeiffer)

Deborah Grover

(Judge Sweeney)

Glen Gaston

(Bailiff)

Daisy White

(Law's Housekeeper)

Bill Lake

(Fire Chief Williams)

Amy Price-Francis

(Donna Morrissey)

Reg Dreger

(Bishop)

Mairtin O'Carrigan

(Bishop)

Chris Ratz

(Teen Punk)

Adrian Roberto

(Teen Punk)

Scott Fink

(Young Father Birmingham)

Travis Ryder

(Tom Blanchette (age 12))

Roman Podhora

(Bartender)

James Kall

(Geoghan's Male Lawyer)

Dan Petronijevic

(Young Spags)

Jeff White

(Gary Cohen)

Paul Hubbard

(Roderick MacLeish Jr.)

Rory O'Shea

(Male Reporter)

Burke Lawrence

(Male Reporter)

Abby Zotz

(Woman)

Donald Saunders

(Old Man)

Cedric Smith

(The Pope's Cardinal)

Ric Reid

(American Cardinal)

Angelo Pedari

(Italian Reporter)

Genadijs Dolganovs

(Polish Reporter)

Paul Fauteux

(Vito)

Garen Boyajian

(Vito's Brother)

Joan Massiah

(Residence Nun)

Christopher Bolton

(John)

Michael Rhoades

(Another Man)

Mary Pitt

(Sister)

Gordon Jocelyn

(Elderly Man)

Alec Stockwell

(Dying Birmingham)

Bill Hall

(Reporter #2)

Rodger Barton

(D.A. Conley)

Brendan Connor

(American Reporter)

David Robinson

(Reporter #3)

Matthew Edison

(Young Spags' Friend, Billy)

Gary Krawford

(Winston Reed)

Jane Luk

(Female Reporter)

Laura de Carteret

(Female Reporter)

Ian Alden

(Geoghan's Murderer)

Alexandra McGrath

(Angelo's Young Daughter)

Janessa Crimi

(Angelo's Older Daughter)

Maria Syrgiannis

(Waitress)

Kay Hawtrey

(Spags' Housekeeper)

Kathryn Haggis

(Sister Martha)

James Gallanders

Kevin Caudle

(Football Boy (uncredited))

Della Kirk

(Park Walker)

Fabia Kirk

(Park Walker)

Ted Ludzik

(Prison Guard (uncredited))

Doug McGrath

(Gary's Father (uncredited))

Christopher Weedon

(Choir Boy (uncredited))

Jeffrey Weedon

(Choir Boy (uncredited))