Oh, for heaven's sake, yourself!  Before I began teaching on a university level, I taught in a diocesan Catholic high school. 
The headmaster, a diocesan priest, sexually abused 11 boys over a period of 10 years.
Two of them came to me to speak of it after class.  They were troubled, afraid of the consequences of speaking up [the headmaster threatened the kids with changing their grades---keeping them from getting into college---and other things].  I went to the other priest on staff---who taught religious courses and told him what the boys said to me.  He wanted to meet with the boys---and guaranteed their confidences in him.  He sent them to the police [and this was way before the scandals of 2002].
The diocese was informed---the bishop at that time---laicized the priest.  The priest who listened to the boys' complaints is now a bishop himself. 

The numbers of priests who sexually abused kids are not infinitesimal, by a long shot.  You can't deal with reality!