text: I, too, was struck by the testimony of priests, brothers, theogians, Catholic psychiatrists - and there is more to come.
  
  Professor Neil Ormerod, a professor of theology with the Australian Catholic University, said “It’s a clerical club. It’s very difficult for them to make assessments about their brother priests or religious, because they’re the ones whom they spontaneously identify with when complaints are made, when action has to be taken.”  He also "told the royal commission he is not aware of any theology courses in any seminary in Australia 'where they actually look at the professional and ethical responsibilities of the power that they have as priests'.  They don’t reflect ethically on their own performance in priesthood. They have a very fine theology of priesthood, but they don’t know anything about the ethics of priesthood...'."
  
  "...they don't know anything about the ethics of priesthood."  That is eye-opening coming from a professor of theology at a Catholic university.