The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual
Abuse has focused more public attention on the Catholic Church in
Australia than on any other organisation subject to this
investigation. It is a cathartic moment for the Church. Public
disillusionment and a deep distrust within the community about the
way the Church has handled clerical sexual abuse cases could prove
more damaging - or more transformative - than any findings from the
Commission itself. This book examines the public discussion around
the child abuse issue and its construction as a problem of
Catholicism. It considers what the Australian Catholic response to
the greatest crisis in its history will mean in the long term for:
the Australian Church's credibility the reputation of its schools,
hospitals and welfare organizations and for its future cultural and
political influence.
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