The Church 'changed' because it was forced to, not because it truly believed it should, or wanted to. Again, this is a power issue - beneath the 'change' lies resentment and simmering anger that they, the almighty Roman Catholic Church, were forced to recognise their deep hypocrisies and psychological problems. What worries me is that once the 'parental' (secular/media/critics) eyes are off them, who will they be? Yes, the church has changed but not enough, and the 'not enough' is completely related to the fact that the change was not a conversion of heart, but a unwilling submission to outside legislative and financial 'power'. There's 'chameleon' change and then there's deep psychological metanoia. One more point - not until the RCC openly acknowledges clergy sexual misconduct against adults as well (see https://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article.aspx?aeid=50509#.WWfSOelLeUk ), will any 'change' be meaningful.