... and "Jesus wept". As Jesus did when he encountered the impact of Lazarus's death. And I am sure he does with all the victims of this living death. I wept as I read this article, for these people and for us all. This story has been repeated so many times. The survivors have to live with the consequences for the rest of their lives. I have known men AND women survivors. For them there is actually no justice (financial compensation does not heal, and the accusations of deny-ers (looks stronger than deniers!) another burden they must bear) as they have to re-live their pain and humiliation publicly every day. No wonder they keep silent or anonymous. 
The process which ScottG describes results in the inevitable: absolute power corrupts absolutely. (I, for one, doubt that the Institution can or wants to reform itself.) It is humbling that survivors have the grace to cling to their faith in the God who is indeed Love and do not resort to hate.