A Roman Catholic priest, Anthony Odiong, is convicted of criminal clergy sexual assault in Texas and faces a lengthy prison sentence. Multiple outlets report that Odiong, 57, served in locations including Texas and Louisiana. A Texas jury finds him guilty of first-degree and second-degree sexual assault following a criminal trial that days earlier returned the verdicts. The Guardian reports that the jury is expected to begin deliberations on sentencing, with possible penalties that include a range up to life in prison for the first-degree conviction, and additional time for the second-degree conviction. The New York Times reports that Odiong is ultimately sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of abusing multiple women. It adds that prosecutors say the abuse almost certainly resulted in the birth of a child. Taken together, the reporting indicates that the case involves multiple victims and multiple sexual-assault convictions, with sentencing proceedings driven by state criminal charges related to clergy abuse. The outcomes reflect both the jury findings on the assault charges and the court’s final sentencing decision.