Ann Free Spirit Nuns Abused Children: Child sex abuse apology: The hardest word heals but action matters most

Awareness, and to Stop Child Sexual Abuse and Child Abuse, committed by the catholic church, nuns, priest, their workers and other Denomination Worldwide
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This website is about the awareness of nuns, who Abused and Raped innocent children, in their so called care. It will be an eye opener for many, and it did happen. I am a survivor of 25years of abuse and rape, in two catholic church orphanages in Christchurch New Zealand. My story will be here as well, as many other women and men, who had the misfortune, to be place in the care of these vicious females. Not place there by their mothers, but stolen from them, by the catholic church herself.

12 November 2018

Child sex abuse apology: The hardest word heals but action matters most

Words can hurt and words can heal. Chrissie Foster knows that better than most. When she and her late husband Anthony first sought justice for their daughter Emma, who was abused as a child by Father Kevin O’Donnell and killed herself after years of mental anguish, they were airily dismissed by then Sydney bishop — now Archbishop — Anthony Fisher of “dwelling crankily … on old wounds”. When Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart was questioned at the Victorian inquiry into clerical sex abuse about the two-decade delay in dealing with notorious paedophile Father Des Gannon — the priest had been convicted of sex attacks in 1995, 1997, 2000 and 2003 — Melbourne’s most senior priest smirked: “Well, better late than never.”

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/child-sex-abuse-apology-the-hardest-word-heals-but-action-matters-most/news-story/701565b75c82923350bd1d6ce8d3d3db