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Australian probe into child abuse suggests Catholic Church lift celibacy ban for clergy
By Associated Press
December 15, 2017 | 12:47am
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CANBERRA, Australia — An Australian inquiry into child abuse on Friday recommended that the Catholic Church lift its demand of celibacy from clergy and clarify the extent that the seal of the confession conceals evidence of child abuse.
Australia’s Royal Commission into Institution Responses to Child Sexual Abuse delivered its final 17-volume report and 189 recommendations following a wide-ranging investigation. Australia’s longest-running royal commission — which is the country’ highest form of inquiry — has been investigating since 2012 how the Catholic Church and other institutions responded to sexual abuse of children in Australia over 90 years.
The report heard the testimonies of more than 8,000 survivors of child sex abuse. Of those who were abused in religious institution, 62 percent were Catholics.
“We have concluded that there were catastrophic failures of leadership of Catholic Church authorities over many decades,” the report said.
READ MORE: https://nypost.com/2017/12/15/australian-probe-into-child-abuse-suggests-catholic-church-lift-celibacy-ban-for-clergy/
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