It takes along time, but finally acknowledged in the conversion therapy for #boysopranos for the #priesthood of the #catholicchurch circa to become #priests 1971-1976 in conversion therapy
The 'illegitimate', who became the adopted offspring in conversion therapy for the Catholic Church. Castration gave way during the postwar period to individual and group psychotherapy. However, mixed results renewed support for sterilization and castration as well as for electroshock, insulin shock, lobotomy, and aversion therapy. Insulin shock therapy was the preconditioning of conversion therapy. For the boys created sopranos for the Melbourne Catholic Church in conversion therapy
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Melbourne Response discouraged some victims from going to police
Catholic Church's Melbourne Response discouraged some victims from going to police, inquiry finds
The process used by the Catholic Church in Melbourne to
handle abuse claims discouraged victims from going to the police in
some instances, the royal commission into child abuse has found.
It allowed anyone making allegations of abuse to have what the church called an "independent commissioner" to investigate their claims and make findings.
Catholic Church castrates boys
Evidence of the castrations has emerged amid
controversy that it was not included in the findings of an official
investigation into sexual abuse within the church last year.
The NRC Handelsblad newspaper identified Henk Heithuis who was
castrated in 1956, while a minor, after reporting priests to the police
for abusing him in a Catholic boarding home.
Joep Dohmen, the investigative journalist who uncovered the Heithuis
case, also found evidence of at least nine other castrations.
"These cases are anonymous and can no longer be traced," he said. "There will be many more. But the question is whether those boys, now old men, will want to tell their story."
"These cases are anonymous and can no longer be traced," he said. "There will be many more. But the question is whether those boys, now old men, will want to tell their story."
Royal Commission findings into The Melbourne Response of the Catholic Church
Archbishop Little wrote, ‘The fact that he is still a priest incardinated in the Archdiocese of Melbourne is very difficult for me to explain to the enemies of the Church, and to the general public’. http://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/getattachment/232af799-8292-4709-a392-5d8bc7d3e77c/Report-of-Case-Study-No-16
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