I think, as a pretty rare animal being a priest abuse survivor at age 11 and then a 44 year Catholic School Religion teacher, that the key to solving the abuse crisis is not better training, better screening, removing celibacy, eliminating gays, etc., but rather reforming the theology of the priesthood. The idea of "alter Christus", the forgiver of sins, the consecrator of Eucharist, the "priest forever, ONTOLOGICALLY superior being" must be returned to " servant of the servants of God" or the potential for clericalism and all forms of abuse will remain because it is virtually impossible for any believer, especially a child, to say no to someone who is perceived to be, essentially, God.