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Edward Cullen (bishop) their work in handling the allegations. By the time the grand jury report was released, many records on sex abuse in the diocese where missing, with the grand jury stating that each of the six dioceses investigated "we believe that the real number — of children whose records were lost, or who were afraid ever to come forward — is in the thousands." Cullen declined to comment on the matter when "The Morning Call" reporter Peter Hall approached him in his driveway. Edward Cullen (bishop) Edward Peter Cullen (born March 15, 1933) is a retired American prelate of the Roman