I agree with everything you wrote. I was so moved by that man! And I had another thought—how he had to handle, among other things, left over, and even new, abuse situations. I had not thought before listening to him of the perniciousness of the crisis—I’d only thought about parish communities and literal victims. But here’s someone else …
I agree with everything you wrote. I was so moved by that man! And I had another thought—how he had to handle, among other things, left over, and even new, abuse situations. I had not thought before listening to him of the perniciousness of the crisis—I’d only thought about parish communities and literal victims. But here’s someone else who’s also a victim. Why won’t the church, or maybe I should say the other bishops, take this seriously?
I agree with everything you wrote. I was so moved by that man! And I had another thought—how he had to handle, among other things, left over, and even new, abuse situations. I had not thought before listening to him of the perniciousness of the crisis—I’d only thought about parish communities and literal victims. But here’s someone else who’s also a victim. Why won’t the church, or maybe I should say the other bishops, take this seriously?