

It passes and the original situation is either better or worse than before. A crisis is a temporary period or series of events of an unstable and dangerous nature. The "Catholic sex abuse crisis" is not a crisis. Please read below historical background of the Clergy Sex! May more and more succeed in doing this! james kottoor, editor ccv. Him and his footwashing service mentality, all are drawn to imitate. Therefor all humanity, irrespective of Class, Caste, Creed, Country are attracted to him. Hence he described himself as the SON OF MAN and called all brothers and sisters only. Vivekananda described Jesus as the visible image of the invisible God dwelling in every human heart in the form of love, light and truth. So it is eliminating itself from a rational free world. It cannot function in a democratic world. No one is a judge in one’s own case! (Nemo judex in causa sua!) But the Church is the legislator, accuser, judge and prosecutor with hotline to God almighty, all bundled into one.

Christ is not Jesus the Jew, the illiterate Son of Man, the Nazareen, whose religion embraces the whole of humanity, believers and unbelievers! So when we speak of the Iceburg called ‘Clergy sex’ and the Titanic called the CHURCH, we are dealing with the figments of our imagination called “Faith” not the harsd ground reality reason is dealing with. So it is futile to try to wipe out sexual relations between man and woman, created male and female according to Christian god and their manmade bible! This may be what the short historical review, the article below points to! Nay Jesus built none of the existing churches.

Doyle, & The corrupter of boys: Sodomy, Scandal and Medieval clergy, By Dyan Elliott, 448 pages University of Pennsylvania Press 2000Ī Crisis is passing – all crisis are – but clergy-sex is congenital with the Constantenian church, which Christ didn’t build.

New book examines clergy sexual abuse in the wide lens of historyīy Thomas P. In the Picture: Detail of painting "The Missionary's Adventures" by Jean-Georges Vibert.
