Catholic Church: Only 5% of clergy involved in child sex abuse
October 1st, 2009
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Just more lies and more attempt to cover up. Not about gays, and way more than 5%. Better check the real facts before spouting off. Continues to show their ignorance and lack of credibility.
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I agree Ben. Even though I am an atheist who has seen the bad side of prejudice most of my life, I think it would be wrong to stereotype everyone based on this shocking statistic. I admire the charity work that Catholics devote themselves to, even if I disagree with their religious beliefs.
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The fact that this estimate is being made by a Catholic Archbishop and he seems to think it's an acceptable level seems to escape your attention. Your “estimate” of a 9000% increase is the very reason “blind faith” cannot be part of any reasonable argument.
Besides, where have you been Dunkan your Donuts?
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What's the percentage for scientists? I'm just curious.
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Please, do not let these few bad priests influence your views of the Catholic Church. There are a lot of good priests out there doing a lot of good work that isn't heard of in the news. The priests that commited these crimes are not the norm, nor are they by any means a representation of the Church.
A good priest would never think of doing something so terrible, and believe me when I say there are a lot of great priests out there.
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Thank you for your article on clergy abuse. We have information on clergy abuse and child abuse crimes at : http://ritualabuse.us/research/clergy-abuse/
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Oh……Tornasi is torn between statistics and child molestors and pedos. Someone teach him what the percentage means or implies when it comes to being a priest and going around and molesting people. Come on…….Mr. Archbishop……try to address the issue rather than defend it or use your limited statistical knowledge.
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