I am a fighter for human rights and  justice for all people

Loving Memory - of Innocent Children Deaths in Catholic Church Homes

WE NEED FRIENDS NOT CONFESSIONALS .

EVERY POLITICIAN IN THE WORLD NEEDS TO READ THIS.
FOR CHRISTS SAKE--- FOR OUR KIDS SAKE.

By Chris Taylor
The Sunday Mail [Australia]
January 11, 2004

A PEDOPHILE priest went to confession more than 1500 times to admit sexually abusing boys . . . but was told to go home and pray.

Michael Joseph McArdle's weekly confessions were ignored by Catholic priests and hushed up by the church hierarchy which, according to new evidence that has come to light after his jailing late last year, was intent on protecting the church's image at all costs.

In an affidavit, the former country Queensland priest claims to have made confession over his pedophile activities on a weekly or fortnightly basis to about 30 priests over a 25-year period.

Be on your guard against false prophets; they come to you looking like sheep on the outside, but on the inside they are really like wild wolves. You will know them by what they do. Thorn bushes do not bear grapes, and briers do not bear figs. A healthy tree bears good fruit, but a poor tree bears bad fruit. A healthy tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a poor tree cannot bear good fruit. And any tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. So then, you will know the false prophets by what they do (Matthew 7.15-20)

~*~ When The Storms Of Life Rage ~*~ Christ Is Still Our Refuge! ~*~

" 'Lord, when did we see thee hungry, or thirsty, or a stranger or naked, or sick, or in prison, and did not minister to thee? ' Then he will answer them, saying, 'Amen I say to you, as long as you did not do it for one of these least ones, you did not do it for me.' " A description of Jesus' "final judgement" of the people of all nations, found in Matthew 25:31-51 in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament).

This website is for the up-dates of what is happening around the world about the men and women who were abused and sexual abused as children within the Catholic Church system. In their Catholic schools, homes and orphanages around the world, through out the many, many years. And some children were abused and sexual abused in the safety of their own family homes.

I  started to write my story in 1990, when I never knew that it was abuse, which was done to me. It was not until I saw some women in 1997 on TV, about the Good Shepherd nuns and it was the same orphanage that I was in, up to 10years of age. I could not believe that some of these women were abused and at that time, I still did not thing that, what the nuns did to me was abuse. I could not get over the fact, that the men and women of God, could do these things, to innocent, helpless children

I thought all my life, that I was a bad child and that the punishment, was done to me, for being bad and a bold girl.

A child who could not do anything, unless she was punished before hand.

I hear the same old excuses said time and again

'We Didn't Know';

'We Didn't Understand';

'We Did Everything We Could';

'The Truth Will Set Them Free';

'You Knew What You Did Was Wrong';

'May God Forgive You Because I Can Not';



They knew what they were doing to us and from the first day we were taken away from our families as little babies they abused us and they did not care how and in what way they did it.

Jesus must be weeping to see the abuse which is still happening to His lost children.

~ * ~Christ Looks Down~ * ~And He Weeps~ * ~We Will Be Silent NO More~ * ~

FIRST TIME OUT:

There is no Room in the Priesthood for those who Sexual Abuse Innocent Children World Wide:

"If you follow Canon Law, It explains that = The bishops and archbishops are accomplices to the crime. They're as guilty as the perpetrators, because they are covering up for them.

If there are lessons for our society to take from this trial, one was already stated loud and clear by the jury: Rape, sexual abuse, and underage marriage can never be condoned. But the other lesson to be learned is this: Religious leaders have tremendous power and tremendous trust given to them. That trust is a delicate and sacred thing. When religious leaders use that trust well, then we can empower people and help them to grow in their relationship with God. We can help them transform and find meaning in their lives. But when we make God into a false idol whose primary purpose is to gratify our own needs at the expense of others, we dishonor ourselves, our community, and our Maker.

Whether lay or ordained, those who call themselves religious leaders must ask themselves every day: What am I worshiping? How can I serve my community? Without that kind of prayerful introspection, religious abuse will continue to occur.


The Sexual Abuse Scandal in the Salesian order

Below here are  two catholic church orphanages, these two order of nuns, who abused innocent children, boys and girls, for years, which goes back to the 1880s around the world, their stories I have put here, so that the would knows, what the children were put through and that the abuse and sexual abuse of these great survivors, will be known and that the world can put a stop to this cruel torture of innocent children and that any home, or where ever many children live, will be well looked into, for any sign of abuse, so that this tortuous suffering, never happen again. 

 The Magdalene Laundries =  St Josephs Girls Orphanage = Mount Magdala = Good Shepherd order of nuns