Can you point us to a study, any study, saying that professed celibates commit acts of sexual abuse at a higher rate than clergy of other traditions?  Can you show us any evidence, any evidence at all, that professed celibates commit acts of sexual abuse at a higher rate than the laity? 

In 2010, Pat Wingert reported in "Newsweek" that "...there's simply no data to support the claim at all."  Ms. Wingart goes on to quote the president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as saying, "I can tell you without hesitation that we have seen cases in many religious settings, from traveling evangelists to mainstream ministers to rabbis and others."  She further reports that "three quarters of abuse occurs at the hands of family members or others in the victim's 'circle of trust.'"  It is easy to suggest that most abusers are married folk, usually married men.  How is that possible in the scenario you propose?

No, Liliane.  Supposition is not the same thing as evidence.