Pass the bucket
This is ire and nausea inducing, the litany of abuse and coverup and the fact that it's not a modern phenomena but the lax punishment, if any, is against earlier teachings and is an example of how the Catholic Church today is it's own worst enemy.
Every organisation needs checks and balances and also needs to ensure that the good people who work within it aren't tarred with the same brush as the abusers. The Church needs to work on fixing it's problems, particularly how it treats abusers and victims and stop trying to pretend that it's a new or isn't endemic and this book is a good first step in looking at it.
Not an easy read, made me both sad and angry.
