When is the Church going to issue a strong, clear apology for centuries of  false teaching that led directly to the conclusions by millions that sex is "dirty and tainted"? 

"In so many areas about human sexuality, we didn't know what we were talking about" would be a good starter.

Sad fact: the Church made sex seem intrinsically tainted, so when real perversion occurred it was difficult for folks like Jessica Griffith (and all Catholics)  to differentiate abuse from core beauties of  consensual sexual intimacies.

Jessica found  "Church teaching may have contributed to her silence"---and that is abuse. When silence is made a  Church virtue--and it has been--perversion wins. 

In her Catholic high school, Jessica was taught about sex "only in terms of sin." It's time to call that distorted tradition, over years and over miles, a sin itself!  And its time Catholics confess that tradition had a role in the covering up and burying of abuse, publicly and within one's heart and soul.