Interesting article from the WaPo,  2003. Here's a couple of snippets:

"Aube blew the whistle on himself. He said he told his superiors that he had had sexual contact with the teenagers, asked his bishop for psychological counseling, and asked that he never again be assigned to work with children."

"Instead, he said, he was assigned to a job that put him in regular contact with minors, and he stayed in public ministry -- first in youth work and later in hospitals -- another 18 years."

"Last year, Aube turned himself in again. He went to the New Hampshire attorney general's office and, in exchange for limited immunity from prosecution, became a key witness in a state investigation of the church's mishandling of clerical sex abuse cases."

"I'm willing to die for the church," Aube said in an interview. "But I had a moral responsibility, as the church teaches, to cooperate. I had a moral responsibility to participate with the civil authorities, and that's what I did."