Posted by Letters Editor February 5th, 2010, 9:52 pm Under a new archbishop, how does the Cincinnati Catholic hierarchy respond to new criminal child sex charges against a local priest? Unfortunately, in the very same way the old archbishop consistently did. (Priest in Local Order Faces Abuse Charges )
Archbishop Dennis Schnurr’s public relations staffer immediately makes excuses and splits hairs and denies responsibility, claiming that the priest has no connection with the archdiocese. (The priest now lives in the archdiocese. He has worked in the archdiocese. And his direct supervisors now live and work in the archdiocese.)
Archbishop Schnurr doesn’t call for people to remain open-minded until more is known about the case. He doesn’t admit that most sex allegations against clerics are true. He doesn’t urge anyone with knowledge of the case to call police. Instead, he instantly distances himself from the alleged offender.
Not exactly a profile in courage or a moving reflection of Jesus’ compassion. And certainly no different, sadly, from his predecessor’s nearly identical ducking and dodging with predator priests.
This 2.4.2010 letter, posted on the SNAP website, to the archbishop of Cincinnati is important because it illustrates how bishops hide behind Church organizational structures to justify their failure to protect kids from clerical predators.
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The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests
SNAP Letter
Letter to Archbishop Schnurr
February 4, 2010
Rev. Dennis M. Scnhurr
Archbishop of Cincinnati
100 East 8th Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Dear Archbishop Schnurr,
We are writing today about the Cincinnati area priest who was criminally indicted in West Virginia recently for sexually abusing a child. On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, news media reported that Rev. Robert F. Poandl, a priest of the Glenmary Home Missioners order (headquartered in nearby Fairfield, OH in Butler County, within the territory of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati) was indicted last month by the Roane County, WV grand jury for allegedly sexually abusing a 10 year old Cincinnati boy in 1991 at Holy Redeemer Catholic parish rectory, in Spencer, WV.
According to news reports and a statement issued Tuesday by the president of the Glenmary order, Rev. Dan Dorsey, the abuse was reported in June 2009, at which time he notified law enforcement officials in Ohio and West Virginia as well as the leadership of three Catholic dioceses - Cincinnati OH, Wheeling-Charleston WV, and Savannah, GA. Sadly, officials with the Glemary order and your Archdiocese of Cincinnati kept silent about the accusations until now. Your own director of communications, Dan Andriacco, dismissed the matter Tuesday evening in a statement to a local newspaper by saying that you as archbishop have no authority over priests of religious orders, even though they happen to be located within your diocese. This is a callous and indifferent cop out, and a poor excuse at worst. Your lack of willingness to help protect kids by authorizing such a transparent rationalization is unseemly and detrimental to what you say is a priority on your own website - the priority of protecting children. Is it OK with you if children are only abused by non-diocesan priests? Of course it isn’t. Your director of communications should be sacked for uttering such a thoughtless statement.
If you have no jurisdiction over non-diocesan priests and the priests in your territory who belong to religious orders, why did Rev. Dorsey contact your office in June 2009 with news of the allegation and subsequent suspension of Rev. Poandl? If you had no need to be notified of the allegation, what was done with the notification? We request that you make this notice from the Glenmary order available to the press and to the public as a gesture of transparency.
If you have no jurisdiction over non-diocesan priests and the priests in your territory who belong to religious orders, why does the Archdiocese of Cincinnati website contain several “clergy alerts” regarding several non Archdiocese of Cincinnati priests who are fugitive in some manner from their parent diocese? These are listed under the “Protecting Children” heading on your website www.catholiccincinnati.org
Since you have been made aware by Rev. Dorsey in June 2009 that Rev. Poandl is now residing at the Glenmary headquarters in Fairfield, have you notified the pastor, staff, and parishioners of your own nearby parishes St. Gabriel in Glendale or Sacred Heart in Fairfield that a Catholic priest under suspension and now indictment for the criminal sexual abuse of a child is living in their midst? If so, when? Are their kids worth protecting by notifying their parents at least? You know the answer to that question - of course they are, but are you doing all you can do to make sure of that necessity?
Being victims ourselves of clergy abuse, we contend that Catholic staff in all three dioceses should have disclosed the allegations months ago, instead of keeping quiet, and therefore putting more kids at risk of being abused.
Secrecy and the time it buys give perpetrators opportunity to intimidate victims, threaten witnesses, destroy evidence, and fabricate alibis. We feel the church hierarchy’s silence also violates the national church sex abuse policy which allegedly mandates “openness” in clergy sex cases. Your silence in this matter is deafening and violates the spirit of the 2002 Dallas charter. Archbishop, as you have recently commenced your new assignment here in Cincinnati, we are looking at this problem as the first real test of your leadership here. We ask you to disclose publicly exactly when and who of your staff first learned of the allegations against Poandl, and that you publicly release any internal notices that may have been sent out to any priests who are under your jurisdiction, warning about the presence of a suspended Glenmary priest living in your territory while under investigation for the criminal sexual abuse of child. We also suggest that that you publicly admonish the Glenmary order for its own secrecy and failure to do all it could to protect children.
You should use your archdiocesan website, newspaper, and parish bulletins to urge other victims and witnesses to contact law enforcement immediately if they know or suspect any abuse by any of your employees, or by any Catholic priest living or working in your archdiocese without respect to being under your specific jurisdiction. Not only are these are simple, inexpensive, proven steps that both help heal the wounded and protect the vulnerable, it is your moral responsibility to do all you can - indeed more than the minimum- to keep kids safe.
According to Internet sources, Poandl was assigned to many geographic locations during his priesthood. While we are making no determination of guilt or innocence in this case, and in keeping with the spirit of taking the side of keeping kids safe, we remind you that most sexual abusers rarely have only a single victim, so there is a possibility that he has harmed more kids in other regions. There is also a strong possibility that unless more victims and witnesses come forward, law enforcement’s case against him will not be strong enough and he may walk free, only to harm again.
We hope you will decisively and quickly act in an affirmative manner to safeguard those at risk. You are the top Catholic official in all of Ohio, and the only person higher than you on the Catholic pecking order is the Pope himself. You do indeed have the authority to act affirmatively. Glenmary’s Rev. Dorsey certainly does not out rank you, notwithstanding Mr. Andriacco’s attempt to deflect the focus on your abilities Tuesday evening. You are the one person whose actions more than your words can do the most to keep children safe. Please do not shirk this awesome responsibility.
Respectfully,
Daniel Frondorf
Cincinnati SNAP Leader
Cincinnati, Ohio
513-706-7403 and dandorf@fuse.net
David Clohessy
National Director, SNAP
7234 Arsenal Street
St. Louis MO 63143
314 566 9790 cell and 314 645 5915 and SNAPclohessy@aol.com
Here are links to articles–diary entries– from Haiti by Fairfield University alumnus (1972) Paul Kendrick, a long-time, tireless advocate of those abused by priests and of the poor in Haiti.
Paul spent the week of January 10th through January 16th in Haiti. He had visited Project Pierre Touissant, which was run by fellow Fairfield alumnus Doug Perlitz ‘92 in 2003. Last year, Perlitz was indicted by a Bridgeport grand jury on ten counts of abusing Haitian children. His trial is scheduled to start in April.
To read a diary entry, click on the title, e.g., Day Five in Haiti
This is the fifth in a five part series of diary entries written by Fairfield alumnus Paul Kendrick ‘72, who spent the week of January 10th through January 16th in Haiti.
This is the fourth in a five part series of diary entries written by Fairfield alumnus Paul Kendrick ‘72, who spent the week of January 10th through January 16th in Haiti.
The website bishopaccountability.org contains extensive documentation on the abuse crisis in the Roman Catholic Church. The link below, referenced in a recent NSAC News, gives an indication of the kind of detailed information that this unique and invaluable website provides.
The following bibliography update is dated January 20, 2010 and contains some format and content changes.
Received by email from Tom Doyle on 2.1.2010.
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CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
SELECTED SOURCES RELATED TO CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE,
ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS AND THEOLOGY AND CHURCH HISTORY
Thomas P. Doyle
Revised January 20, 2010
CONTENTS
BOOKS: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY3
BOOKS:THEOLOGICAL AND GENERAL9
ARTICLES: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY19
CANON LAW: BOOKS27
CANON LAW: ARTICLES28
CHURCH FINANCES AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP31
CIVIL LAW: BOOKS33
CIVIL LAW:ARTICLES34
HISTORICAL STUDIES: BOOKS41
HISTORICAL STUDIES: ARTICLES47
SEXUAL ABUSE AND TRAUMA: BOOKS50
SEXUAL ABUSE AND TRAUMA: ARTICLES52
BOOKS: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY
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Scicluna, Charles.“The Bishop and Priests with Problems.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006: 15-24.
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CHURCH FINANCES AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
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CIVIL LAW: BOOKS
Hamilton, Marci.GOD VS. THE GAVEL: RELIGION AND THE RULE OF LAW. New York.Cambridge University Press.2005.
Hamilton, Marci.JUSTICE DENIED:WHAT AMERICA MUST DO TO PROTECT ITS CHILDREN.New York. Cambridge University Press. 2008.
Lytton, Timothy.HOLDING BISHOPS ACCOUNTABLE:HOW LAWSUITS HELPED THE CATHOLIC CHURCH CONFRONT CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE.Cambridge University Press. 2008.
Sutherland, Pamela K.ABUSE OF TRUST: SEXUAL MISCONDUCT BY FIDUCIARIES. A GUIDE TO LITIGATING ABUSE BY PROFESSIONALS. Charlottesville. VA. Michie. 1995.
CIVIL LAW:ARTICLES
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Blume, Sue.SECRET SURVIVORS: UNCOVERING INCEST AND ITS AFTER EFFECTS ON WOMEN. Ballentine Books.1991.
Cameron, Grant.WHAT ABOUT ME: A GUIDE FOR MEN HELPING FEMALE PARTNERS DEAL WITH CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE.Creative Bound. 1994.
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Haines, Stacy.THE SURVIVOR’S GUIDE TO SEX: HOW TO HAVE AN EMPOWERED SEX LIFE AFTER CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE.Cleis Press.1999.
Herman, Judith.TRAUMA AND RECOVERY. New York.Harper Collins.1992.
Hunter, Mic.ABUSED BOYS: THE NEGLECTED VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE. Fawcett Books.1991.
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Levine, Peter. WAKING THE TIGER. North Atlantic Books.1997.
Lew, Mike.VICTIMS NO LONGER: MEN RECOVERING FROM INCEST AND OTHER SEXUAL CHILD ABUSE.Harper Collins. 1988, 1990.
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CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
SELECTED SOURCES RELATED TO CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE,
ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS AND THEOLOGY AND CHURCH HISTORY
Thomas P. Doyle
Revised January 20, 2010
CONTENTS
BOOKS: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY3
BOOKS:THEOLOGICAL AND GENERAL9
ARTICLES: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY19
CANON LAW: BOOKS27
CANON LAW: ARTICLES28
CHURCH FINANCES AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP31
CIVIL LAW: BOOKS33
CIVIL LAW:ARTICLES34
HISTORICAL STUDIES: BOOKS41
HISTORICAL STUDIES: ARTICLES47
SEXUAL ABUSE AND TRAUMA: BOOKS50
SEXUAL ABUSE AND TRAUMA: ARTICLES52
BOOKS: SEXUAL ABUSE BY CLERGY
Balboni, Barbara Susan. THROUGH THE LENS OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE PERSPECTIVE: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF AMERICAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS’ UNDERSTANDING OF CLERGY SEXUAL MOLESTATION AND ABUSE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.Ph.D. Dissertation. Law, Policy, and Society.Boston, Massachusetts. Northeastern University, September, 1998.
Bausch, William.BREAKING TRUST.A PRIEST LOOKS AT THE SCANDAL OF SEXUAL ABUSE.Mystick CT.Twenty Third Publications. 2002.
Bell, Roy and Grenz, Stanley.BETRAYAL OF TRUST: SEXUAL MISCONDUCT IN THE PASTORATE. Downers Grove, IL. Intervarsity Press. 1995.
Benyei, Candace Reed.UNDERSTANDING CLERGY MISCONDUCT IN RELIGIOUS SYSTEMS: SCAPEGOATING, FAMILY SECRETS, AND THE ABUSE OF POWER.New York. Haworth Pastoral Press.1998.
Berry, Jason.LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION.New York.Doubleday, 1992.
Berry, Jason and Renner, Gerald.VOWS OF SILENCE. New York. Free Press. 2004.
Fleming, Patrick, Lauber-Fleming, Sue, Matousek, Mark.BROKEN TRUST:STORIES OF HOPE AND HEALING FROM CLERICAL ABUSERS AND SURVIVORS.Crossroad Press.2007
Flynn, Kathryn.SEXUAL ABUSE OF WOMEN BY MEMBERS OF THE CLERGY. Mcfarland and Company.2003.
Flynn, Eileen.CATHOLICS AT A CROSSROADS: COVERUP, CRISIS AND CURE.New York.Paraview Press.2003.
Fortune, Marie M. & Longwood, W. Merle. Editors.SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: TRUSTING THE CLERGY.Binghamton, NY: The Haworth Pastoral Press, 2003.
France, David.OUR FATHERS.New York.Broadway Books.2004.
Frawley, Mary Gail and Messler, Jody.TREATING THE ADULT SURVIVOR OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE. New York.Basic Books. 1994.
Frawley O=Dea, Mary Gail and Goldner, Virginia.Editors.STUDIES IN GENDER AND SEXUALITY.Special Issue: THE SEXUAL ABUSE CRISIS IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.Volume 5, Numbers 1 and 2. 2004.Hillsdale, NJ.The Analytic Press.2004.
Frawley-O=Dea, Mary Gail.PERVERSION OF POWER: SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.Vanderbilt University Press, 2007.
Friberg, Nils and Laaser, Mark.BEFORE THE FALL.PREVENTING PASTORAL SEXUAL ABUSE.Collegeville MN.The Liturgical Press.1998.
Gardner, Richard.SEX ABUSE HYSTERIA.Creative Therapeutics, 155 County Rd., Cresskill NJ.
Gerdes, Louise, editor.CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.Greenhaven Press, 2003.
Gonsiorek, John.BREACH OF TRUST.Thousand Oaks, CA.Sage Publications.1995
Gonsiorek, John.MALE SEXUAL ABUSE.Thousand Oaks CA.Sage Publications, 1990.
Goode, Helen, McGee, Hannah, O=Boyle, Ciaran.TIME TO LISTEN: CONFRONTING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE BY CATHOLIC CLERGY IN IRELAND. Dublin.The Liffey Press. 2003.
Grace, Sonja.GARLANDS FROM ASHES: HEALING FROM CLERGY ABUSE.Wanganui, Australia. Garlands. 1999.
Haggett, Louise. THE BINGO REPORT: MANDATORY CELIBACY AND CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE.Freeport Maine.Center for the Study of Religious Issues.2005.
Harris, M.UNHOLY ORDER: TRAGEDY AT MOUNT CASHEL.Ontario. Viking Press.1990.
Hastings, Anne Sterling.FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION: UNDERSTANDING SEXUAL ATTRACTION TO CHILDREN.Gretna LA.Wellness Institute.2000.
Henton, Darcy and McCann, David.BOYS DON=T CRY. Toronto.Stewart. 1995.
Hidalgo, Myra.SEXUAL ABUSE AND THE CULTURE OF CATHOLICISM: HOW PRIESTS AND NUNS BECOME PERPETRATORS.New York.Haworth Press.2007.
Hoge, Dean.EXPERIENCES OF PRIESTS ORDAINED FIVE TO NINE YEARS.Washington, D.C.National Catholic Educational Association.2006.
Hoge, Dean.INTERNATIONAL PRIESTS IN AMERICA.Collegeville MN. Liturgical Press.2006.
Hough, Joseph and Wheeler, Barbara, editors.BEYOND CLERICALISM.Atlanta. Scholars Press. 1988.
Hughes, Everett C., Cassidy, Salley Whelan, Donovan, John D. AN EVALUATION OF THE CATHOLIC PRIEST IN THE UNITED STATES: SOCIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.Washington, D.C.U.S. Catholic Conference. 1972.
Hunter, Mic.HONOR BETRAYED:SEXUAL ABUSE IN AMERICA’S MILITARY.Fort Lee NJ.Barricade Books.2007.
Inglis, Tom.MORAL MONOPOLY: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MODERN IRELAND. Dublin.University of Dublin Press, 1998.
INSTRUCTION ON CERTAIN QUESTIONS REGARDING THE COLLABORATION OF THE NON-ORDAINED FAITHFUL IN THE SACRED MINISTRY OF THE PRIEST.August 13, 1997.Vatican City.Libreria Editrice Vaticana.
Jacobs, Jane.SYSTEMS OF SURVIVAL.New York.Vintage Books.1992.
Jaki, Stanley L.THEOLOGY OF PRIESTLY CELIBACY. Front Royal VA. Christendom Press.1997.
John Paul II.THE THEOLOGY OF MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY: CATECHESIS ON MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY IN THE LIGHT OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY.New York.Pauline Books and Media.1986.
Kitzinger, Jenny.FRAMING ABUSE: MEDIA INFLUENCE AND PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN.London.Pluto.2004.
Lawlor, Kevin, editor.THE END OF INNOCENCE: CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN IRELAND. Cork.Oak Tree Press.2001.
Levine, Judith.HARMFUL TO MINORS: THE PERILS OF PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM SEX. Minneapolis.University of Minnesota Press.2002.
Likoudis, Paul.AMCHURCH COMES OUT:THE U.S. BISHOPS, PEDOHILE SCANDALS AND THE HOMOSEXUAL AGENDA.Illinois.Roman Catholic Faithful.2002.
Linacre Institute.AFTER ASCETICISM: SEX, PRAYER AND DEVIANT PRIESTS.Bloomington IN. Author House.2006.
Lobdell, William.LOSING MY RELIGION. New York.Collins.2009.
Van Der Zee, John.AGONY IN THE GARDEN: SEX, LIES AND REDEMPTION FROM
THE TROUBLED HEART OF THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.New York.Thunder=s Mouth Press/Nation Books.2002.
Whitfield, Charles, Silberg, Joyanna, Fink, Paul Jay. Editors.MISINFORMATION CONCERNING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND ADULT SURVIVORS.New York.
Haworth Press. 2001.
BOOKS:THEOLOGICAL AND GENERAL
Abbott, Elizabeth.A HISTORY OF CELIBACY.New York.Scribner.1999.
Allport, Gordon.THE INDIVIDUAL AND HIS RELIGION.New York.The MacMillan Company.1954.
Anciaux, Paul.THE EPISCOPATE IN THE CHURCH.Staten Island.Alba House.1965.
Armstrong, Karen.THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION.New York.Anchor Books.2006.
Armstrong, Karen.THE CASE FOR GOD.New York.Alfred A. Knopf.2009.
Bailey, Derrick.HOMOSEXUALITY AND THE WESTERN CHRISTIAN TRADITION. London: Longmans, Green and Company. 1955.
Bartunek, Jean, Hinsdale, Mary Ann, Keenan, James. CHURCH ETHICS AND ITS ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT.New York. Sheed and Ward.2004.
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Bernstein, Albert J.EMOTIONAL VAMPIRES: DEALING WITH PEOPLE WHO DRAIN YOU DRY.New York. McGraw-Hill. 2001.
Bishops Committee on Priestly Life and Ministry.THE HEALTH OF AMERICAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS: A REPORT AND A STUDY. Washington DC. United States Catholic Conference. 1985.
Himes, Michael. Editor.THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY.Ligouri, MO.Ligouri Press.2004.
Hitchens, Christopher.GOD IS NOT GREAT:HOW RELIGION POISONS EVERYTHING.New York.Hachette Book Group.2007.
Hopkins, Nancy and Laaser, Mark. RESTORING THE SOUL OF A CHURCH. Collegeville MN. The Liturgical Press.1995.
Hopkins, Nancy Myer. Editor. CLERGY SEXUAL MISCONDUCT: A SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE. SPECIAL PAPERS AND RESEARCH REPORTS SERIES. No. OD99.Bethesda, MD: The Alban Institute, Inc. 1993.
Horst, Elisabeth.RECOVERING THE LOST SELF: SHAME HEALING FOR VICTIMS OF CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE.Collegeville MN.The Liturgical Press, 1998.
Horst, Elizabeth.QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT CLERGY SEXUAL MISCONDUCT. Collegeville, MN.Liturgical Press.2000.
Horton, Anne and Williamson, Judith.ABUSE AND RELIGION: WHEN PRAYING ISN=T ENOUGH.New York. Lexington. 1988.
Isely, Paul.IN THEIR OWN VOICES.A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF MEN SEXUALLY ABUSED AS CHILDREN BY CATHOLIC CLERGY.
Jenkins, Philip.PEDOPHILES AND PRIESTS.New York.Oxford University Press.1996.
Jenkins, Philip.MORAL PANIC: CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE CHILD MOLESTER IN MODERN AMERICA. New Haven. Yale University Press, 1998.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice.THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM OF SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINORS BY PRIESTS AND DEACONS.Washington, D.C. USCCB. 2004.
Johnson, David and VanVonderen, Jeff. THE SUBTLE POWER OF SPIRITUAL ABUSE.Minneapolis. Bethany Press.1991.
Jordan, Mark.THE INVENTION OF SODOMY IN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY.Chicago.The University of Chicago Press.1997.
Karlen, Arlo.SEXUALITY AND HOMOSEXUALITY. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1971.
Kempe, Ruth.THE COMMON SECRET: SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. New York.W.H. Freeman.1984.
Kennedy, Eugene.TOMORROW’S CATHOLICS: YESTERDAY’S CHURCH. THE TWO CULTURES OF AMERICAN CATHOLICISM.Ligouri Missouri.Triumph Books.1988.
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Kung, Hans. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: A SHORT HISTORY. New York. The Modern Library. 2001.
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Lakeland, Paul.THE LIBERATION OF THE LAITY.New York.Continuum.2004.
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Manning, Joanna.TAKE BACK THE TRUTH: CONFRONTING PAPAL POWER AND THE RELIGIOUS RIGHT.New York.Crossroads Publishing.2002.
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Bell, Gregory.AThe Sexual Abuse of Children: A Violation of Trust.@October, 1992.Unpublished paper presented in Milwaukee WI at the 1992 SCA Convention.
Benson, Gordon L.ASexual Behavior by Male Clergy with Adult Female Counselees: Systemic and Situational Themes.SEXUAL ADDICTION AND COMPULSIVITY. 1(1994): 103-118.
Berlin, Fred and Krout, Edgar.“Pedophilia: Diagnostic Concepts, Treatment, and Ethical Consideration.”AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY.
Blanchard, Gerald T.ASexually Abusive Clergymen: A Conceptual Framework for Intervention and Recovery.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY. 39(1991): 237-245.
Bridgers, Lynn.AIs Anybody Listening?Trauma, Abuse and Healing in the Roman Catholic Community.@JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND ABUSE.7(2005): 35-59.
Capps, Donald.AReligion and Child Abuse: Perfect Together.@ JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION. 31.1(1992), 1-14.
Chibnall, John T., Wolf, Ann & Duckro, Paul N. AA national survey of the sexual trauma experiences of Catholic nuns.@REVIEW OF RELIGIOUS RESEARCH, 40(1998):142-167.
Chopko, Mark and Stinski, Brent. ARestoring trust and faith: human rights abuses do happen.@ HUMAN RIGHTS 19(1992): 22-26.
Clark, Donald.ASexual Abuse in Church: The Law Steps In.@CHRISTIAN CENTURY. 110/12(14 April 1993), 396-98.
Connors, Canice.APriests and Pedophilia: A Silence that Needs Breaking.@ AMERICA. 9 May 1992:400-1.
Cooper-White, Pamela. ASoul-Stealing.Power Relations in Pastoral Sexual Abuse.@ THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. Feb. 20, 1991.
Davies, Collins C.ASexual abuse by priests: A contemporary problem in the Church.@ AFRICA ECCLESIAL REVIEW (AFER), 45(2003):157-165.
Doyle, Thomas. “The Clergy in Court:Clergy Malpractice.”THE PRIEST, January and February, 1987.
Doyle, Thomas. “The Clergy in Court:recent Developments.”THE PRIEST, July and August, 1990.
Doyle, Thomas. AHealing the Pain.”THE BLUE BOOK.ANNUAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL AND DRUG RELATED PROBLEMS, 1994.
Doyle, Thomas. ARoman Catholic Clericalism, Religious Duress and Clergy Sexual Abuse.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY. 51(2003).
Doyle, Thomas. AAbrogation of Trust in the Catholic Church,@ ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY JOURNAL.Dec. 2002/January 2003.
Doyle, Thomas.AClericalism: Enabler of Clergy Abuse.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY.54(2006). 189-213.
Doyle, Thomas and Benkert, Marianne.“Clericalism, Religious Duress and Its Psychological Impact on Victims of Clergy Abuse.”PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY.58(2009): 223-238.
Doyle, Thomas.“The Spiritual Trauma Experienced by Victims of Catholic Clergy Abuse.”PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY.58(2009): 239-260.
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Duckro, Paul N. & Falkenhain, Marc. ANarcissism sets stage for clergy sexual abuse.@HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 21(2000):24-28.
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Fortune, Marie.ASpare us the false shepherds@ SIECUS REPORT 28(2000): 14-18.
Francis, P.C. & Turner, N.R.ASexual misconduct within the Christian Church: Who are the perpetrators and those they victimize?@ COUNSELING AND VALUES.39(1995): 218-227.
Francis, Perry C. & Stacks, James. AThe association between spiritual well-being and clergy sexual misconduct.@ JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND ABUSE: ADVOCACY, PASTORAL CARE AND PREVENTION. 5(2003):79-100.
Gaboury, Dennis. AChild Sexual Abuse in the Roman Catholic Church. The Victims’ Perspective.@ Unpublished paper.Baltimore, 1993.
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Haywood, Thomas, Kravitz, Howard, Wasyliw, Orest. APsychological aspects of sexual functioning among cleric and noncleric alleged sex offenders.@CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT. 20(1996): 727-537.
Hill, Alexander D.AA current church-state battleground: requiring clergy to report child abuse.@JOURNAL OF CHURCH AND STATE.32(1990): 795-811.
Hudson. Patricia E. ASpirituality as a component in a treatment program for sexually addicted Roman Catholic clergy.@COUNSELING AND VALUES. 41(1997):174-182.
Irons, Richard, M.D. and Laaser, Mark, Ph.D. AThe Abduction of Fidelity: Sexual Exploitation by Clergy-Experience with Inpatient Assessment.@ SEXUAL ADDICTION AND COMPULSIVITY. 1(1994): 119-129.
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Isley, Paul J., and Isley, Peter. AThe Sexual Abuse of male Children by Church Personnel: Intervention and Prevention.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY. 39(1990): 85-99.
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Kennedy, Margaret.AChristianity and Child Abuse - the Survivors= Voice Leading to Change.@CHILD ABUSE REVIEW.9(2000): 124-141.
Keshgegian. Flora A. A Power to wound. Power to mend: Toward a non-abusing theology.@ JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND ABUSE: ADVOCACY. PASTORAL CARE AND PREVENTION. 1(1999):37-65.
Lasser, M.ASexual addiction and clergy.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY. 39(1991): 213-235.
LeGoff, Jacques.AL=amour et la sexualite.@ L=HISTOIRE 63(1984): 52-59.
Liberty. Patricia.AIt=s difficult to explain@ — The compromise of moral agency for victims of abuse by religious leaders.@ JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND ABUSE. 3(2001):81-90.
Loftus, John Allen.AA Question of Disillusionment: Sexual Abuse Among the Clergy.@AMERICA.December 1, 1990.
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McLaughlin, Barbara.ADevastated spirituality: the impact of clergy sexual abuse on the survivor=s relationship with God and the church,@ SEXUAL ADDICTION AND COMPULSIVITY: THE JOURNAL OF TREATMENT AND PREVENTION. 1(1994): 145-158.
Mirkin, Harris.AThe Pattern of Sexual Politics: Feminism, Homosexuality and Pedophilia.@JOURNAL OF HOMOSEXUALITY. 37(1999).
Morey, Anne-Janine. ABlaming Women for the Sexually Abusive Male Pastor.@ THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY. Oct. 5, 1988.
Neuhaus. Richard John. AWhen shepherds go astray: Ethics of clergy sexual misconduct.@ FIRST THINGS. 29(1993):55-58.
Plante, T.G.ACatholic priests who sexually abuse minors: why do we hear so much yet know so little.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY. 44(1996): 305-10.
Plante, Thomas, Gerdenio, Manuel, Bryant, Curtis.APersonality and Cognitive Functioning Among Hospitalized Sexual Offending Roman Catholic Priests.@PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY: 45( 1996): 129-139.
Rigali, Norbert.AChurch Responses to Pedophilia.@THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. Vol.55(1994):124-139.
Rossetti, Stephen.AThe Impact of Child Sexual Abuse on Attitudes Toward God and the Catholic Church.@CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT.19(1995): 1469-81.
Rossetti, Stephen.AThe effects of priest perpetration of child sexual abuse on the trust of Catholics in priesthood, church and God.@JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND CHRISTIANITY.16(1997): 197-209.
Rossi, Mary Ann.AThe Legitimation of the Abuse of Women in Christianity.@FEMINIST THEOLOGY 4(1993): 57-63.
Ruzicka, M.F.APredictor variables in clergy pedophiles,@ PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS.81(1997): 589-590.
Saradjian. Adam & Nobus. Dany. @Cognitive distortions of religious professionals who sexually abuse children.@JOURNAL OF INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE. 18(2003):905-923.
Shaw. Russell.AClericalism and the sex abuse scandal.@AMERICA. 186(2002):15-17.
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Serritella, James.AIssues Related to Clergy/Church Misconduct.@COVENANT PUBLICATIONS. 1990.
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Sipe, A.W. Richard. AThe Problem of sexual trauma and addiction in the Catholic Church.@ SEXUAL ADDICTION AND COMPULSIVITY: THE JOURNAL OF TREATMENT AND PREVENTION. 1(1994): 130-137.
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Sperry, Leo. M.D.AProfiling Sexual Abusers.@HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. 24(2003): 35-40.
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AVatican Interests Versus Public Interest.@THE HUMANIST. Sept-Oct 1993: 33-37.
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Alesandro, John A.ADismissal from the Clerical State in Cases of Sexual Misconduct: Recent Derogations.@PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC. 56(1994): 28-62.
Beal, John.ADoing what one can: Canon Law and clerical sexual misconduct.@ JURIST. 52(1992): 592-633.
Beal, John.AThe Rights of the Accused in the Canonical Penal Process.@PROCEEDINGS OF
THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC.53(1991): 77-97.
Beal, John.“The 1962 Instruction Crimen Solicitationis: Caught Red-handed or Handed a Red-Herring.”STUDIA CANONICA 41(2007): 199-236.
Cafardi, Nicholas.AStones Instead of Bread: Sexually Abusive Priests in Ministry.@STUDIA
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Cafardi, Nicholas.ADiscovering the secret archives: evidentiary privileges for church records.@JOURNAL OF LAW AND RELIGION. 95(1994).
Cimbolic, Peter.AThe identification and treatment of sexual disorders and the priesthood.@ JURIST 52(1992). 598-614.
Cholij, Roman M.T. AThe Lex Continentiae and the Impediment of Orders.@ STUDIA
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Cogan, Patrick.AThe Sacrament of Reconciliation: Issues, Praxis and the Future.@PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC.66(2004): 81-92.
Davies, Collins.ASexual Abuse by Priests: A Contemporary Problem in the Church.@45(2003): 157-165.
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Donlon, James I. ARemuneration, Decent Support and Clerics Removed from the Ministry of the Church.@PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC.66(2004): 93-113.
Doyle, Thomas. “The Rights of Priests Accused of Sexual Misconduct.”STUDIA CANONICA 24(1990).
Erskine, James.“Toward Healing.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIAAND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006:49-51.
Evinger, James.AInvestigation and Disposition of Formal Ecclesiastical Cases of Pastoral Misconduct Involving Sexual Abuse: A Quantitative Study.@JOURNAL OF RELIGION AND ABUSE.2(2001): 5-30.
Ferme, Brian.AGraviora Delicta: the apostolic letter M.P., Sacramentorum sanctitatis tutela,@ in Suchecki, Zbignew, editor, IL PROCESSO PENALE CANONICO. Rome. Lateran University Press, 2002, p. 365-382.
Fischer, Kenneth E. ARespondeat Superior Redux: May a Diocesan Bishop be Vicariously Liable for the Intentional Torts of his Priests.@ STUDIA CANONICA 23(1989): 119-149.
Garrity, Robert M. ASpiritual and Canonical Values in Mandatory Celibacy.@ STUDIA CANONICA 27(1993): 217-260.
Golden, Paul.“Advocacy for Clerics Accused of Sexual Abuse of Minors.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTY-EIGTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.Canon Law Society of America.October 9-12, 2006.68(2006): 129-148.
Green, Thomas J.AClerical Sexual Abuse of Minors: Some Canonical Reflections.@JURIST 63(2003): 366-425.
Griffin, Bertram.AThe reassignment of a cleric who has been professionally evaluated and treated for sexual misconduct with minors: canonical considerations.@ JURIST 51(1991) 326-339.
Jenkins, Ronny E. AThe Charter and Norms Two Years Later; Towards a Resolution of Recent Canonical Dilemmas.@PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC.65(2003): 115-1136.
Jukes, John. ACanonical Considerations of the Motu Proprio Sacramentorum sanctitatis tutela@ CANON LAW SOCIETY NEWSLETTER. England. Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland. 129(2002) 26-33.
Leydon, Judith.“To Houhanga Rongo:A Path to Healing.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006:52-56.
Martens, K. ASecrecy in Catholicism.@REVUE DE DROIT CANONIQUE 52(2002): 259-274.
McGrath, A.AIs Canon 1395 a cause for disrepute for the Church.@IRISH THEOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 1(2003): 51-60.
McGrath, John J.ACanon Law and American Church Law: A Comparative Study.@JURIST. 18(1958): 260-78.
McIntyre, John P. S.J.AOptional Priestly Celibacy.@ STUDIA CANONICA 29(1995): 103-154.
Morrisey, Francis, O.M.I. AAddressing the Issue of Clergy Abuse.@ STUDIA CANONICA 35(2001): 403-420.
Morrisey, Francis.AProcedure to Be Followed in Cases of Alleged Sexual Misconduct by a Priest,@ STUDIA CANONICA 26(1992): 39-74.
Mullaney. Michael.AGraviora delicta: The duty to report clerical sexual abuse to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.@ IRISH THEOLOGICAL QUARTERLY. 68(2003):291-295.
Oliver, Robert W. ASacramentorum sanctitatis tutela: Overview and Implementation of the Norms Concerning the More Grave Delicts Reserved to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.@ PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC.65(2003): 151-172.
Paulson, Jerome.AThe Clinical and canonical Considerations in Cases of pedophilia.@ STUDIA CANONICA. 22(1988): 77-124.
Pope, S.AAccountability and Sexual Abuse in the United States: Lessons for the Universal Church.@IRISH THEOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 69(2004): 73-88.
Proctor, John.“Clerical Sexual Misconduct:Canonical and Practical Consequences.”CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA PROCEEDINGS 49(1988):227-244.
Provost, James.AOffenses against the Sixth Commandment: Towards a canonical analysis of Canon 1395.@ JURIST 55(1995):632-663.
Provost, James. ASome canonical considerations relative to clerical sexual misconduct.@ JURIST. 52(1992). 615-641.
Scicluna, Charles.“The procedure and Praxis of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith regarding Graviora Delicta.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006:4-8.
Scicluna, Charles.Sexual Abuse of Children and Young People by Catholic Priests and Religious: Description of the Problem from a Church Perspective.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006:9-14.
Scicluna, Charles.“The Bishop and Priests with Problems.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006: 15-24.
Scicluna, Charles.“Recourse against Singular or Particular Administrative Acts of the Diocesan Bishop concerning Graviora delicta Cases.”PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.Canberra, Australia.2006: 25-35.
Shea, Patrick T.AClergy Records: Civil Law Considerations.@PROCEEDINGS OF THE CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Washington DC. 58(1996): 326-345.
Tuohey, John.AThe correct interpretation of Canon 1395: the use of the Sixth commandment in the moral tradition from Trent to the present day.@ JURIST 55(1995): 592-631.
Versaldi, G. AAspetti psicologici degli abusi sessuali perpetrati da chierici.@ PERIODICA. 91(2002): 29-48.
Ward, Daniel.“Sexual Abuse and exploitation: Canon and Civil Law Issues Concerning Religious.”CANON LAW SOCIETY OF AMERICA PROCEEDINGS 67(2005): 231-240.
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SEXUAL ABUSE AND TRAUMA: BOOKS
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Graber, Ken, M.A. GHOSTS IN THE BEDROOM: A GUIDE FOR PARTNERS OF INCEST SURVIVORS.Health Communications. 1991.
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Herman, Judith.TRAUMA AND RECOVERY. New York.Harper Collins.1992.
Hunter, Mic.ABUSED BOYS: THE NEGLECTED VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE. Fawcett Books.1991.
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Levine, Peter. WAKING THE TIGER. North Atlantic Books.1997.
Lew, Mike.VICTIMS NO LONGER: MEN RECOVERING FROM INCEST AND OTHER SEXUAL CHILD ABUSE.Harper Collins. 1988, 1990.
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O’Hanlon, Bill and Bertolino, Bob.EVEN FROM A BROKEN WEB.John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1998.
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Willows, Jonathan.MOVING ON AFTER CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE. New York.Routledge. 2008
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Benkert, Marianne and Doyle, Thomas.“Clericalism, Religious Duress and its Psychological Impact on Victims of Clergy Sexual Abuse.”PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY.58(2009).
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Doyle, Thomas.“The Spiritual Trauma experienced by Victims of Sexual Abuse by catholic Clergy.”PASTORAL PSYCHOLOGY.58(2009).
Garrison, Arthur.Child Abuse Accomodation Syndrome:Issues of Admissibiluty in Crimonal Trials.”IPT Journal 10(1998): 1-19.
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Freyd, Jennifer. “Memory for abuse:What can we learn from a prosecution sample?”JOUIRNAL OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE.12(2003): 97-103.
Freyd, J.J., DePrince, A.P., Gleaves, D.“The state of betrayal trauma theory: reply to McNally.” MEMORY.15(2007): 295-311.
Julich, Shirley.“Stockholm Syndrome and Child Sexual abuse.” JOURNAL OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE. 14(2005): 114-126.
Summit, Roland. M.D. “The Child Sexual Abuse Accomodation Syndrome.”CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT.7(1983): 177-193.
