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Pope Benny apologises for rape of children in Australia

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More Church insanity! Nothing ever changes!

So, creepy looking, former Nazi, Ratzy boy is on a grand trip to Oz!

Now, apparently, there could be thousands of victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Catlick priests in Oz!

Yes, that’s thousands of lives ruined by Catlick clerics! Fucking hell!

So what is the Catlick Church going to do in order to remedy the catastrophe they caused? Perhaps some of the following? … Compensations schemes for the victims? Psychological treatment for victims? De-frocking of the perpetrators? Criminal prosecution of the perpetrators? Weeding out of potential future perpetrators? Prevention schemes put in place?

Of course fucking not! That would require cash outflows from the vast Vatican coffers! That would cause damage to the Religion Industry (and it is an industry!)!

So instead, former Nazi, Ratzinger does nothing and just says “SORRY”!

Well, that’s sure to heal all the physical and psychological pain incurred by the innocents at the hands of certain Catlick clergy animals!!

There have been numerous incidents of sexual abuse like this in countless countries. The scale of the Catholic Church Sexual abuses is staggering! This abuse is most probably still going on in many places, still ruining young lives, even today!

Why has nothing concrete ever been done about this abuse? Why have serious sanctions not been brought to bear on the Church Industry? If anything remotely like this occurred in another industry, that industry would be razed to the ground and all senior officers as well as the individual perpetrators, locked up for life!!

From; http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSSYD41034

Pope apologises for church sexual abuse in Australia

Pope sails in Sydney, hails apology
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SYDNEY, July 19 (Reuters) – Pope Benedict apologised on Saturday for sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in Australia, saying those responsible should be brought to justice.

“I am deeply sorry for the pain and suffering the victims have endured,” the pontiff said in a homily in Sydney.

“These misdeeds, which constitute so grave a betrayal of trust, deserve unequivocal condemnation,” he said. “Those responsible for these evils must be brought to justice.”

Victims of church abuse in Australia have been calling on the pope to issue a public apology during his visit to Sydney for World Youth Day, July 15-20.

Broken Rites, which represents abuse victims in Australia, has a list of 107 convictions for church abuse, but says there could be thousands of victims as only a few cases go to court.

The pope confronted the issue of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church in the United States during a visit to Washington in April, meeting victims and vowing to keep paedophiles out of the priesthood.

Sexual abuse by Catholic clergy has overshadowed the pope’s visit to Sydney, with the church reopening a 25 year-old abuse case in Australia only days before the pontiff arrived.

Benedict said sexual abuse by clergy had damaged the Catholic Church.

“I would like to pause to acknowledge the shame which we have all felt as a result of the sexual abuse of minors by some clergy and religious in this country,” he said during a mass inside Sydney’s St Mary’s Cathedral.

“I ask all of you to support and assist your bishops and to work together with them in combating this evil. Victims should recieve compassion and care…”

Victims of abuse have said the pope must not just apologise for past church abuse but implement an open and accountable system of investigating abuse claims. They say the Catholic Church in Australia continues to try and cover-up abuse. (Additional reporting by Philip Pullella in Sydney)

July 19, 2008 - Posted by | OTHER_ARTICLE, Ratzinger, Religion, _OTHER

1 Comment »

  1. Young people know their limitations and contradictions, but when they come to listen during their holidays to an old man of 81 years that probably has not a special charisma, but they are persuaded by his insight, rigor and clarity. And young people want answers. So they are delighted that someone intends to improve them, someone who makes them want to be better people.

    Regards

    Santiago Chiva (Granada, Spain)
    http://opinionciudadano.blogspot.com/

    Comment by Santiago Chiva de Agustín | July 26, 2008


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