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Article originally prepared on : 03 April 2016
Article Category: SoCAA
Description: Survivors of Clergy Abuse Australia
CLERGY STUDY AUSTRALIA
A study to determine the veracity of the statement that the Catholic clergy is filled with the best educated men and women of action and compassion and are capable of providing support, guidance and assistance to survivors of childhood sexual abuse by their fellow clergy men and women.
SoCAA is inviting Catholic clergy to contact us on 0756412311 or ClergyStudy@MolestedCatholic.com with whatever offers of support and assistance they can provide.
Each survivor assisted will be noted publicly to acknowledge the compassion, knowledge and understanding of Catholic clergy of this issue. We will provide opportunities to distribute via Social Media and Internet technologies each and every endeavour.
Your role should you choose to engage with us is to make contact with a Catholic or Catholic clergy and advise them of our offer. You may inform that we have an extensive inventory of survivor contacts who have an even greater range of immediate to urgent needs to be taken care of.
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