"Winter-Green said the commission's theology and spirituality work group is now working on a liturgy of healing that can be used around the world. "I think it's tremendously important that this happens and that it happens at the local level," she said"
If a new liturgy is what Ms. Winter-Green thinks is tremendously important, I wonder what actions she would consider only moderately important. Clanging cymbals really do little or nothing for the victims, IMO. Does anyone know how effective the liturgy of healing in Dublin was?  What were the after effects of the liturgy?
My second criticism of Ms. Winter-Green is that she seems too eager to use the 'slowness' of the Vatican as an excuse for bringing about many (or any) changes in Vatican action in preventing the sexual abuse of minors.
Accepting that excuse (the wheels of the Vatican turn ever so slowly) would let the Vatican do nothing on a lot of important issues. Mueller didn't act on any recommendations approved by the pope.