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A grand jury report about the sex abuse of children by priests in Pennsylvania was released

yesterday. Over 300 predator priests are named in the document. The specifics are graphic

and horrifying. They do involve, of course, violent sexual assault and rape and sometimes

the coordinated abuse of children by multiple priests in the same parish. And of course,

the opportunity for abuse, as we've seen in so many other cases, was furnished by bishops

and other church officials who either looked the other way or actively helped to cover

up the crimes.

Now, I want to mention just a few specific details from this report of specific crimes that

occurred against children. And of course, I should warn you that these details are extremely,

extremely disturbing and graphic and certainly not suitable to listen to if you have kids

in the room right now. So if that's the case, then turn off the video or the podcast,

come back to it later. But I do think that we should look at a few of these examples

just so we understand how evil this is.

All right. In one case, a boy was forced to stand naked, posing like Christ on the cross

while priests took pictures of him and added them to a collection of child pornography

that they produced and distributed on the campus of the church.

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