Now c'mon, Shar....this is a bit over the deep end, and I suspect you know it but it serves your outrage to keep it up, perhaps?  Look, for you and everyone else, monasteries and other houses of religious men and women are not in any way to be used for punishment, containment of the errant, or for forced silence or work.  That is a defamation of what those facilities are all about.  From the monastic houses in the mountains of Spain and the Middle East and in the United States, to the convents and men's religious residences everywhere, they are houses of freedom, of prayer, of religious communality, of imitation of the life of Jesus of the Gospels.  If  there is a bona fide need for separate residences for clerics/religious guilty of abuse, then let the Church establish them with appropriate staffing.  But that is not the job of religious houses.  Let's leave that idea where it belongs - in the trash bin of reactive ideas of no useful purpose.  On behalf of all religious, I thank you.