Released report details over 1000 child *** abuse victims by Catholic Priests in PA.

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An investigation has led to a released 900 report detailing over 1000 child *** abuse scandals committed by more than 300 priests across the state of PA and covered up by the church.







Full report below:





Among some of these horrid cases are:


In Harrisburg, a priest raped a 7-year-old girl who was in the hospital after her tonsils were removed, according to the report.



In Scranton, a priest who later served prison time for abusing children was found to have been HIV-positive for years.



In the Greensburg diocese, a priest impregnated a 17-year-old, forged a pastor's signature on a marriage certificate and divorced the girl months later. According to the grand jury, the priest was allowed to stay in ministry by finding a "benevolent bishop."



A priest in the Diocese of Erie admitted to assaulting at least a dozen boys, yet was later thanked by the bishop for "all that you have done for God's people."



Another priest in Greensburg groomed middle-school students for ***, according to the grand jury, by telling them that Mary had to "bite off the cord" and "lick" Jesus clean after the Nativity.



In Harrisburg, a priest abused five sisters from the same family and collected samples of their urine, pubic hair and menstrual blood.



A 14-year-old altar boy at St. Joseph in Frackville, Pennsylvania, the Father Ganster fondled and groped him.

“On one occasion, Ganster dragged the boy across a living room floor, pulling him by the underwear. Ganster also beat the victim repeatedly, once using a metal cross,” the report states. “The abuse at the hands of Ganster lasted for over one-and-a-half years and all happened in St. Joseph's Rectory.”

Ganster wrote to the diocese and expressed that he hoped to use the diocese as a reference for a job he was seeking at Walt Disney World.

“Despite knowing Ganster was a sexual predator, Monsignor [Anthony] Muntone, [of the Diocese of Allentown], responded to Ganster's request for a reference by writing, ‘I am quite sure that the Diocese will be able to give you a positive reference in regard to the work you did during your years of service here as a priest,’” the report stated.

Ganster was hired by Walt Disney World, where he worked for the next 18 years, according to the report.



Almost always these cases were handled internally without notifying the authorities and known predators were allowed to continue their priesthood and transferred to new communities unaware of the priest’s prior conduct.

And this all happened in one state. I can't even begin to imagine how many more cases like this exist across the country.
 
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I hate rapists especially child rapists.

The priests are definitely wrong for what they've done und should face the death penalty. However I put it down as a problem with Christianity and the vow of celibacy. Priests should either get castrated or be allowed to get married to fullfill their carnal desires instead of take their frustration out on children.
 
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I hate rapists especially child rapists.

The priests are definitely wrong for what they've done und should face the death penalty. However I put it down as a problem with Christianity and the vow of celibacy. Priests should either get castrated or be allowed to get married to fullfill their carnal desires instead of take their frustration out on children.
Christians generally do not vow for celibacy though, but I could agree with there being a few rotten apples within the Christian population, although I personally don't acknowledge Catholicism as linked to Christianity, they carry themselves as an occult and create their set of rules or Bible entirely, if they even open one in their Sunday service.

If priests in the Catholic churches are prohibited from engaging in sexual activity, in marriage even, then I can see where it's wrong and how it's lead to this. Adult men have as much a desire as eating food or needing fresh air in a while. If they're deprived of the freedom to take upon themselves faithful wives to be of assistance to them, then there will definitely be consequences, rest assured. A society functions fully and properly if everyone is satisfied and gets a fulfilled life. If we're going to breed unfilled adult men who have as much need to be in love and be loved by a partner, then we can expect these things to occur or even worse, if we aren't looking beyond just this sense of deprivation.
 
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Christians generally do not vow for celibacy though, but I could agree with there being a few rotten apples within the Christian population, although I personally don't acknowledge Catholicism as linked to Christianity, they carry themselves as an occult and create their set of rules or Bible entirely, if they even open one in their Sunday service.

If priests in the Catholic churches are prohibited from engaging in sexual activity, in marriage even, then I can see where it's wrong and how it's lead to this. Adult men have as much a desire as eating food or needing fresh air in a while. If they're deprived of the freedom to take upon themselves faithful wives to be of assistance to them, then there will definitely be consequences, rest assured. A society functions fully and properly if everyone is satisfied and gets a fulfilled life. If we're going to breed unfilled adult men who have as much need to be in love and be loved by a partner, then we can expect these things to occur or even worse, if we aren't looking beyond just this sense of deprivation.
Isn’t every denomination a branch that spread from Catholicism? Peter was given the job by Jesus? Right? So you other chirsitians are the bastard child of some guy who thought he knew better than Jesus Christ himself.

I don’t know if that’s 100% true. But you know.

I’m just mad that they make exorcists look bad.
 

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Order is important.

Bottom to Top. Several reasons why.

Papal system owned by Rothschild banking interests. Catholicism represents one of the lowest rungs of control within the existing structure. However, it is also one of the most critical. It represents a pillar of faith and, in many ways, the Church as a concept is what led to the cornerstone of western civilization with many regions anchoring their pattern of life around the church building as a town hall and social hub.

This is not to say that all the Church is bad - but that the Catholic system began as a means for the Roman system to transform itself. Which, I am sure if we had more accurate records to trace it all back, would lead to a particularly troublesome blood line that Jesus ranted and raved against in Jerusalem... but that's another story about another rung.

There is another issue at hand which makes it very important to expose this via the Catholic Church, as well. It involves the symbol that is the Path of Venus. It is an ancient symbol denoting a number of ancient spiritual systems, but is more a symbol of those who observe the events of the stars; the pentagram. Generally speaking, there is the 'upright' and 'inverted' pentagram, representing a sort of alignment within these groups.

Suzaku once had a dream, quite a few years ago, when we were much younger. The local christians were hunting her down, and were going to kill her. She had told me that I was in the dream. When I asked what I was there for and what I was doing - she declined to be specific, but said "If I'd done what you said, I would have lived." As a boy filled with boundless optimism, who cherished my friend more than pretty much anything in the world - I was only able to envision a scenario where I was trying to help her escape, and she'd been stubborn. I know, now, that my role in her dream exemplified the type of outcome which terrified her the most.

As such, order is important. It must be very clear to all what this is about, that it represents a true awakening of people to the truth - and for that reason, those pillars most close in terms of faith must be among the first to face the light and be cleansed. The church systems (not just Catholic) have been used for extremely barbaric purposes all over the world, and if we are to be serious about addressing the crimes of evil, then we must first wash the inside of the cup, so to say - and so to implicate the problematic line to those who know their scripture.

Beyond the door of doors lay a single truth that sits at the core of our existence, the story reflected and refracted through the spiritualism and religion of generations upon generations. Evil has played its hand at keeping us blind and deceived as to the purpose of our existence, chiefly by keeping us divided and at odds with our pursuit.

This is why evil hates the Internet and loves "social" media. The Internet - that is the forums and message boards which allow for people to speak without initial barriers of nationality, faith, ***, or even physical appearance - allow for people to interact at the most basic of conversational levels. Kings can argue with peasants... and be proven wrong. Scholars can convene with monks who have taken an oath of silence (well... possibly, depends on the oath - but there must be allowances for communication and the Internet has a wide range of options for non-verbal communication). Pagans can discuss spiritualism with Christians - even some of the most heated and venomous of arguments that result in proclamations of "you need to die and burn in hell" - all amount to very little in the long run.

The Internet is a sandbox of immense learning potential for the world. It is a great equalizer - particularly the passionately unregulated parts of it, such as the Chans. New, or just foolish browsers of the chans who get into a silly argument, are going to be trolled to the point where they just shut up. Whatever their grievance is - the specter of their sensitivity will appear to lash them, mercilessly, probably with a swastika shopped in for good measure, just to enjoy the idea that somewhere, in some dark room, there is a person screaming at their computer screen in vain, unable to force their views on another.

While not every part of the Internet needs to be like the chans - the point is that the Internet is a sort of jungle of human experience, knowledge, and ideas that can be navigated without much fear of having your real self destroyed as a result. People may make stupid arguments and be assailed for them, only to return months or years later with a much better understanding of things - perhaps with the same screen name, perhaps not. Because of that, it is key to protect.

I can't speak for other nations, but here in America, I have noticed that after "Net Neutrality" was properly thrown into the waste bin, where it belongs, a great number of videos that had been 'region locked' on YouTube were now no longer locked. To explain - you used to need to use an intermediary, such as Hook Tube, to browse YouTube and get many international video postings. The week Net Neutrality went away, I was suddenly getting the full spread of videos that you used to need an intermediary service to find (as it aggregated across multiple regions and tunneled through appropriate server nodes to appear as if it was coming from the proper country).

That was a bit of a segue onto a tangent, so I'll let this end here.
 

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Isn’t every denomination a branch that spread from Catholicism? Peter was given the job by Jesus? Right? So you other chirsitians are the bastard child of some guy who thought he knew better than Jesus Christ himself.

I don’t know if that’s 100% true. But you know.

I’m just mad that they make exorcists look bad.
Christianity doesn't clutch to the denomination belief that historians hold. There is no denomination, just Christians existing from the primary founder, Jesus. And it's Catholics that view themselves as the primordial church while Christians have rejected that belief since they festered it. At least, that's what I have learned about the subject.
 
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