Just as a historical note. When I was in graduate school in Social Work at a major Catholic Institution in the late seventies, early eighties Sexual Abuse was just beginning to be discussed. The faculty had a special workshop with a police officer and faculty member. The emphasis was on incest. However, some students in the workshop later went on to realize they had been abused as children a kind of " oh that was what it was" illumination. Frued's works on hysteria were still being used and the history of his original theory of sexual abuse and its subsequent trashing by his medical peers and himself was just emerging. Later on I was at a large urban hospital where the sex abuse cases were sometimes at one a day. The concept of clergy was never mentioned though I know the Protestant grapevine had tales. Unfortunately, from what I know of offenders clergy abuse fits all too well. I just don't understand how - why  it was  under the table - buried - and what forces of evil kept it there.