From Dublin, Ireland.
Reading the report above, I am reminded of one or two things. Back in 1992, I spent a week at St. Joseph's with a small group of Irish food entrepreneurs. St Joseph's had an excellent reputation for food marketing, which I'm sure they still retain. 

 Tied in with the subject of art; Caravaggio'  The Taking of Christ was hanging in a Jesuit house in Dublin for 30 years and was always thought to be a copy for over 200 years. It was recognised  by a Senior Curator  attached to the National Gallery of Ireland. Following restoration and confirmation; it is now on permanent  display at the gallery. 

Re the ref by "one bishop ...the church is under stress against  the forces of secularism". 
How members of the episcopate are quick to point the finger at "secularism" for the waning interest of the faithful. Perhaps  the activities of clerical paedophiles, who were protected and enabled by his episcopal colleagues; is the "elephant" in the church that remains unseen.