News

• In Abuse Crisis, a Church Is Pitted Against Society and Itself
  

• For Now, a Refuge for the Catholic Church in Poland
  

• For Now, a Refuge for the Catholic Church in Poland
  

• Can the Pope resign?
  

• Despite outrage from critics, popes rarely resign
  

• Papal aid compares sex abuse accusations to anti-Semitic persecution
  

• How a Molesting Case Emerged Decades Later in Germany
  

• 1963 letter shows former pope knew of abuse
  

• Pope Benedict faces child abuse cover-up queries
  

Commentary

• Gustav Schonfeld: Pedophilia, the Pope and the Jews
  

• Paul Kennedy: The Catholic Church Adrift
  

• Jonathan Zimmerman: Anti-Catholic Bias Irrelevant to Scandal
  

• Jonathan Tremblay: Children in a Concentration Camp Trumps a Sad Pope
  

• Peggy Noonan: The Catholic Church's Catastrophe
  

• Martin Marty: Abuse in the News
  

Nancy REYES - 4/26/2010

Sorry, I'm a doc and have treated a lot of girls abused, with few if any of the perpetrators being punished;


Coverup? No, "treatment" was the psychiatric norm 20 years ago (and 40 years ago, most accusations of abuse were dismissed because Freud said these accusations were fantasy...)