Damned Catoholics!!

[KichigaiNeko]

Australian Government has finally agreed to a "Royal Commision" into Child Sexual Abuse.

It will look at the history of religious groups, sporting organisations, Scouts and Guides, schools and state institutions.

Source: http://www.news.com.au/national/prime-mi...6515291821

And for a moment there it looked as IF the catholic church was ready to "clear the air" regarding decades of child abuse...but oh now we now have chief cock-in-frock demanding that the "Sanctity of the Confessional" be enforced and respected?

CARDINAL George Pell says priests who hear confessions from colleagues who commit child sex abuse should remain bound by the Seal of Confession.

Full story here

RARRRRR!!

[Minimalist]

Waterboard the pervert bastards. Make them talk!!!

[KichigaiNeko]

Agreed which is why the 'Royal Commission" is to be in effect.

By his latest statement chief-cock-in-frock is doing more damage to the church then clearing the air.

[Minimalist]

He's probably fucked a few kids himself, Kichi.

Pure self-interest.

[KichigaiNeko]

Yep, that is PRECISELY what it is looking like. Or he is guilty of "looking the other way" when he should have reported an incident.

[Aractus]

And for a moment there it looked as IF the catholic church was ready to "clear the air" regarding decades of child abuse...but oh now we now have chief cock-in-frock demanding that the "Sanctity of the Confessional" be enforced and respected?

Just recently, the Anglican Church here in Australia defrocked some clergy for sexual abuse - even though the clergy had never been criminally convicted, and have threatened to sue the Church. It was done rather quietly, and without controversy (outside of the Church).

The problem with the RCC isn't the fact that sexual abuse took place. Any large enough organization will have criminals in it. Government-operated care facilities and schools, NPO organizations working with the vulnerable, there are plenty. Even the children's parents.

The problem with the RCC is politics - their policies are made and enforced by their hierarchy just like most large businesses and organizations, except that with the RCC this leads to the Vatican, which is its own sovereign State and thus believes that they're above the law. Their policy on sexual abuse was to "preserve the image of the church". Their policy was to persuade parents and victims to drop the allegations and charges. Their policy was to keep the facts to themselves and away from the law. This included paying off victims in deals made behind closed doors, and protecting clergy from the law by harbouring them in asylum (and in fact we know without a shadow of a doubt that the RCC is still giving asylum to priests wanted for sexual abuse).

It has very little to do with what is a "matter of confession". It was all due to their politics, and their immoral self-preserving behaviour.

[KichigaiNeko]

Further comment from a Melbourne psychologist...

While Cardinal George Pell, leader of the Archdiocese of Sydney, on Tuesday continued to describe the instances of child sex abuse as "historic", psychologist Andrew Fuller said he was treating children who had suffered abuse at Catholic schools recently.
"Kids from all types of schools suffer; there is all sorts of abuse," Mr Fuller said.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/national/child-sex...z2C5UfrGXm

[Aractus]

Instances of child abuse in present society will never be "historic".

[KichigaiNeko]

Globally it is about time it was!

Petty power plays made by petty people is what religion is famous for and by extension politics

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From Atheist Republic (Facebook page) Comments are very reflective of how Aussies view this cock-in-a-frock)
https://www.facebook.com/AuARep

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/pell-calls-for...299p1.html


Just sooo angry right now

[Waratah]

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Just recently, the Anglican Church here in Australia defrocked some clergy for sexual abuse - even though the clergy had never been criminally convicted, and have threatened to sue the Church. It was done rather quietly, and without controversy (outside of the Church).

The problem with the RCC isn't the fact that sexual abuse took place. Any large enough organization will have criminals in it. Government-operated care facilities and schools, NPO organizations working with the vulnerable, there are plenty. Even the children's parents.

The problem with the RCC is politics - their policies are made and enforced by their hierarchy just like most large businesses and organizations, except that with the RCC this leads to the Vatican, which is its own sovereign State and thus believes that they're above the law. Their policy on sexual abuse was to "preserve the image of the church". Their policy was to persuade parents and victims to drop the allegations and charges. Their policy was to keep the facts to themselves and away from the law. This included paying off victims in deals made behind closed doors, and protecting clergy from the law by harbouring them in asylum (and in fact we know without a shadow of a doubt that the RCC is still giving asylum to priests wanted for sexual abuse).

It has very little to do with what is a "matter of confession". It was all due to their politics, and their immoral self-preserving behaviour.

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