March 3, 2008 issue of The New Yorker and in the book The Bishop's Daughter: A Memoir (W. W. Norton, 2008). In addition, she described a call she received six months after her father's death from a man, identified in the article by a pseudonym, who was the only person named in Moore's will who was unknown to the family. Honor Moore learned from the man that he had been her father's longtime lover and that they had traveled together to Patmos in Greece and elsewhere. In 2018, Moore's successor at the helm of the Diocese of New York recognized publicly that Moore had engaged in continual sexual misconduct, targeting priests, seminarians and laypersons. Bishop Andrew Dietsche released a pastoral letter describing the late Paul Moore Jr. as a “serial predator” who engaged in “long-time patterns” of sexual exploitation and abuse. Awards and honors In 1991 he received the Four Freedom Award for the Freedom of Worship. References External links and other sources The New York Times article by Ari L. Goldman National Review article The New Yorker, Honor Moore The New York Post, Page Six American LGBT military personnel United States Marine Corps personnel of World War II Episcopal bishops of New York Bisexual men Episcopal Church (United States) LGBT Anglican clergy LGBT people from New Jersey Recipients of the Navy Cross (United States) Recipients of the Silver Star St. Paul's School (New Hampshire) alumni United States Marine Corps officers 1919 births 2003 deaths Moore family Writers from Indianapolis Recipients of the Four Freedoms Award