Abuse of Sexuality in the Catholic Church: with an essay by Michael D. O’Brien as well as Gerhard Cardinal Müller’s Manifesto of Faith & Benedict XVI em.’s The Church and the Scandal of Sexual Abuse
by Michael D. O'Brien, Gabriele Kuby
Explore the profound crisis of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church through essays by Michael D. O’Brien and Gabriele Kuby. Featuring Gerhard Cardinal Müller’s Manifesto of Faith and Benedict XVI’s reflections on the scandal, this book examines institutional challenges, doctrinal reaffirmation, and paths toward reform and healing in the face of moral failures.
About This Book
The book delves into the sensitive issue of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, compiling key perspectives to highlight the depth of the scandal and its implications for the faith community.
Included is an essay by Michael D. O’Brien, providing insights into the cultural and spiritual dimensions of the crisis, alongside contributions from other notable voices.
Gerhard Cardinal Müller’s Manifesto of Faith serves as a foundational statement, reaffirming core doctrines amid turmoil, while Benedict XVI’s essay on the Church and the scandal of sexual abuse examines historical and theological contexts.
Co-authored by Michael D. O’Brien and Gabriele Kuby, the work aims to foster understanding and dialogue on accountability and healing within the institution.
Through these essays, the book seeks to address the broader societal and ecclesiastical responses to abuse, emphasizing the need for transparency and justice.
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