"Work still needs to be done" If that isn't the biggest understatement I've ever heard, I don't know what is!  Living and working within the Church when the sex abuse scandal blew up, I saw it first hand.  The gravest of all sins is that the Church still hasn't done the most important work of identifying the institutional culture that allowed this to happen in the first place and as such have failed to do any work to change it.  The Church can apologize, pay off victims, and promise reforms all they want, but until they actually heal the wound that created this culture of terror in the first place, their words mean nothing.  Until the deeper cause is addressed, there will always be underdeveloped men growing high on the power of the priesthood who choose to exercise that power through the abuse of those with "lesser" power.  

Lauri Ann Lumby
Temple of the Magdalene