Brazil - Brazzil Mag - Close to 2000 Brazilian Priests Caught in Sexual Misconduct

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Don\'t doubt anything in this story EXCE
written by Guest, November 24, 2005

WHy do you think they go into the priesthood?

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Pedophil priests and corrupted politicia
written by Guest, November 24, 2005

....have one thing in common.

Even when found guilty they have no jail term risk.

Therefore why should they stop ?

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samba mambo
written by Guest, November 25, 2005

and why not....i understand the problem is world wide. Friends in Spain tell me that the problem there is worse than what is reported in the US. The Church must repent and change its evil ways. Why does the Pope wear Prada and Gucci when the world's poor do without? The church is nothing but contradiction, hypocrasy and pompous rightousness. Until they change, they will never care for the poor or the children. They are still in denial. THey attack homosexuals, not pedophiles. They dont even understand the differences. Shameful.

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EX Catholic
written by Guest, May 12, 2006

The problem is world wide. I come from Sri Lanka and the catholic boarding schools run by RC priests and are infested with these sexual predators.

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These people are not Christians.
written by Somebody, somewhere, November 02, 2007

These people are not Christians, and neither are the people who shield them, they are scum. The Church is made up of millions of people, mostly good and honest. The self-protectionism of the Catholic Church makes a perfect hiding place for these monsters. Any member of any organisation that puts their reputation before the welfare of a child is also scum.

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written by Westboro Baptist Church, July 29, 2009

Check out this website: www.priestsrapeboys.com

The catholic monster is the biggest pedophile machine and everyone supporting that filthy beast are at equal fault.

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