When my two now adult children were in public high school, it was discovered that one of the music teachers that taught at their elementary school had sexually molested several of his students. Neither of my children had been taught by this teacher and as a victim of child sexual abuse many years ago by a Catholic priest that was a great relief. But I was quite interested in how the school district and the local authorities handled the case. The teacher was arrested, charged with the crime, prosecuted and sent to jail. The school district sent letters to all the parents of children this teacher had taught from the time he was hired until he was fired. They were anxious to find other victims, if there were any, to get them help. Contrast that with how my claims were dealt with by the Catholic Church. Or more precisely how my claims were not dealt with by the Church. In 2002, I wrote a letter to the editor of the Philadelphia Daily News, describing how I was sexually molested in 1961.