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Comprehensive Thread: It is NOT the drag queens and trans you need to be worried about...
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A little makeup and he could make a good drag queen.
Filled with something but not likely the "fruit of the spirit".
Goldsboro’s CBS affiliate reports:
www.cbs17.com
Filled with something but not likely the "fruit of the spirit".
Goldsboro’s CBS affiliate reports:
Christian school teacher in Sanford charged with indecent liberties with a student
SANFORD, N.C. (WNCN) — A teacher at a Christian school in Sanford has been charged with sex offenses involving a student, Sanford police said Thursday. On Nov. 8, police received a report of miscon…
www.cbs17.com
This one looks familiar so he must already be represented in the threat but here is his sentencing:
Toledo’s CBS affiliate reports:
www.wtol.com
Ohio Catholic Priest Gets Life On Child Sex Charges
November 17, 2023 Crime, ReligionToledo’s CBS affiliate reports:
Former northwest Ohio priest sentenced to two life counts for sex trafficking minors, adults
Michael Zacharias, 53, was found guilty of 5 charges relating to sex trafficking earlier this year.
www.wtol.com
If only he'd participated in a violent insurrection against democracy (and been white), he'd be running around free as a bird!!!!
There's more abuse in schools than organized religion.
@NoleATL has a serious bias against clergy.
Separating Facts About Clergy Abuse From Fiction
Quality research and reason need to take precedence over emotion if we truly want to keep children and families safe from sexual abuse in the the Church or anywhere.
There's more reported / not hidden abuse in schools than organized religion.
@NoleATL has a serious bias against clergy.
Separating Facts About Clergy Abuse From Fiction
Quality research and reason need to take precedence over emotion if we truly want to keep children and families safe from sexual abuse in the the Church or anywhere.www.psychologytoday.com
FIFY. I don't trust god folk further than I can throw 'em!
This is from the link that you haven't read:
4. The Church has used best practices to deal with this issue since 2002.
The incidents of clerical abuse in recent years (i.e., since 2002) are down to a trickle. Many of the newer abuse cases since 2002 have been perpetrated by visiting international priests here on vacation or sabbatical who have not gone through the extensive training and screening that American clerics now go through.
The Dallas Charter and subsequent Church reforms have resulted in a number of industry-standard and even groundbreaking policies and procedures to keep children safe in Church-related activities and keep abusing priests out of ministry.
And in 2002, god created the heavens and the earth (and declared a do-over on kid sex stuff and all prior history moot).
The coverups happened 40-50 years ago.
The Catholic Church is one of the safest places for children today.
Well, back then, sexual abuse wasn't taken as seriously as it is now.
The prevailing psychological theory was that child abusers could receive some counseling, be moved to a new location and be cured.
So in many cases, the Church was doing what was thought to be right by psychology at the time.
Now we know that isn't true and reforms have been made, which are working.
Same source and same article: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/...t-s-new-in-the-grand-jury-report-priest-abuse
I am not sure you are making the point you think you are. Edit: The author is also a Catholic.
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Oh yeah...definitely! When you've got something that rampant in your organization, thank goodness they had cutting edge practices to deal with it.
Well done boys! (I mean that in the general way, not the kind that turned on the white robed fellas)
That article shows my point about the reforms working.
Unfortunately, there will always be wolves that slither in. That's what I'll do my best to expose them as a member of the laity.
"After the now famous U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishop’s 2002 Dallas Charter, policies and procedures within the Church have made it a safer environment for children, with lay review boards overseeing their efforts in all dioceses and within all religious orders. An independent audit system, conducted by a company unaffiliated with the church, ensures that these policies and procedures are followed very carefully with lay oversight.
Other organizations that work with children such as the Boy Scouts, law enforcement, the U.S. Olympic committee, the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and so forth have worked together with the Catholic Church to utilize best practices of child protection moving forward."
Welp, you haven't addressed any of the data or my points.
(It wasn't rampant. 90%+ of clergy were not abusers.)
Have a good holiday week.
OK, I'll address it. Nice job to your boys not diddling as many kids as they used to.
OK, I'll address it. Nice job to your boys not diddling as many kids as they used to.
95% did not "diddle kids."
It's sad how your side stereotypes.
Here's one:
"We don't see the Catholic Church as a hotbed of this or a place that has a bigger problem than anyone else," said Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. "I can tell you without hesitation that we have seen cases in many religious settings, from traveling evangelists to mainstream ministers to rabbis and others."
Priests Commit No More Abuse Than Other Males
The priesthood is being cast as the refuge of pederasts. In fact, priests seem to abuse children at the same rate as everyone else.
www.newsweek.com
No. I want independent verification of Dallas Charter's effect on sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Not from Catholic studies and data. Edit: Again. This doesn't make the point you think it does.Here's one:
"We don't see the Catholic Church as a hotbed of this or a place that has a bigger problem than anyone else," said Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. "I can tell you without hesitation that we have seen cases in many religious settings, from traveling evangelists to mainstream ministers to rabbis and others."
Priests Commit No More Abuse Than Other Males
The priesthood is being cast as the refuge of pederasts. In fact, priests seem to abuse children at the same rate as everyone else.
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There's something sad in this thread...for sure.
Don't let HORT randoms get in the way of your rosaries bub. Time's a wastin'.
The Dallas Charter is overseen by lay people...lawyers, social workers, psychologists, etc.
I don't have any other sources. Feel free to do some digging if you want.
I already gave you a nice little pat on the back for what that article says happened 2002 on...what more do you want? And no, I'm not going to the altar boy dressing room with you...
Here.
You can read the biographies of the board members; lawyers, an FBI agent, professors and psychologists.
I know you think it's all lies but there it is.
National Review Board
The National Review Board The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops established the National Review Board during their meeting in June of 2002. The fu...
What do I want?
For your side to stop stereotyping and trashing a religious group you dislike.
That's not what I am talking about and you know it. The data that stated that the policies put forth by the Dallas Charter has lessened sexual assault by their own. Where did that data come from?Here.
You can read the biographies of the board members; lawyers, an FBI agent, professors and psychologists.
I know you think it's all lies but there it is.
National Review Board
The National Review Board The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops established the National Review Board during their meeting in June of 2002. The fu...www.usccb.org
I gave you the link.
The Dallas Charter is a group that oversees the abuse cases after 2002.
I don't think the lay people are all Catholic but even if they are, it doesn't mean they're lying.
