Regarding: "I place Virgil's defiance, spoken by the goddess Juno, an infinite distance from Archbishop Wilton Gregory's quote in The New York Times obituary for Barbara: "May God have mercy on her soul.""
- ArchbWilton, when he was BishWilton & president of USCCB, as I recall, said 'one is too many' in response to those ecclesiastics who thought that they were defending the church by drawing baseline conclusions about occurrence of  rape of children and molestation of young people throughout USA society. That is, the issue is not whether the church is any different from society or not but that never is there a number that allows for excuses, the doing of nothing, or the continuation of what always was done under the guise of episcopal secrecy.
-The lessons of 'one is too many' is still being learned, and will never be forgotten.
- God's mercy on Barbara's soul, makes her soul the channel of mercy especially for the hierarchical church, and all of us.