There are HUGE swaths of the very devout Catholic world which have not brought their horrors into the light, even as we in the US mark almost 15 years from the Boston Globe exposures.  It's not only the hidden victims and their families who have kept silence (to me understandable yet profoundly sad), but the clerics involved, particularly bishops, who have not yet admitted their guilt and collusion.  Australia's Royal Commission seems to have done some good; maybe that's an example for every country -- although I don't know that I'd trust our Congress with its propensity to fall on the sides of money and influence.  The institutional Church wants us to believe in the Gospel and, often even more, in the institution's exalted leadership, but who is left that can trust in its version of truth?