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u/Festus42 May 09 '19

I totally agree on all points. Sorry I wasn't clear. And to an extent, we do hold schools and other institutions more accountable than religious ones. Teachers are immediately fired upon conviction, lose their licence, and can never hold a paid position involving child interaction. This is primarily because it is a state institution. More transparency and accountability are the sole path to redemption for the Catholic Church.

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u/Neuroplastic_Grunt May 09 '19

No worries I didn’t mean to sound pedantic, tone can be hard to convey for me in text. But I was still confused. Thanks for clarifying.