Why is SNAP still important, and why should it continue?  

Hasn't SNAP done its job?  Hasn't the Church long ago mended its ways, and is no fully committed to protecting children and turning in deviant priest to law enforcement?   So, isn't SNAP obsolete?

One can argue that the above is true.  Indeed, there are many in the Church -- all throughout Catholic media, well paid professional Catholics --  who vociferously argue that the sex abuse scandal is a thing of the long-ago past.    They say the Church has everything under control now.  

And they also say something more:  the sex abuse scandal never really happened.   

They use a number of clever arguments.  First they say "I am totally for the protection of children!"  Then comes the revisionist history, where they tell the world that "every org in the secular world did it.. but the Church did it less," "they weren't children," "it was an invasion of gays," "seminary's fault,"  "liberals/hippie era,"  "we're all sinners."