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Shame and Fear
Inside Germany's Catholic Sexual Abuse Scandal
The
Catholic Church in Germany has been shaken in recent days by revelations
of a series of sexual abuse cases. Close to 100 priests and members
of the laity have been suspected of abuse in recent years. After years
of suppression, the wall of silence appears to be crumbling. By SPIEGEL
Staff.
This
is what it looks like, the document of a conspiracy: 24 pages, with
appendix, in Latin, published by the Congregation for the Doctrine of
the Faith at the Vatican. A "norma interna," or confidential
set of guidelines for all bishops, who were required to keep it a secret
for all eternity, in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost.
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or: http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,676497,00.html
The Spiegel Magazine-Cover fits the subject perfectly:
http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/index-2010-6.html
How Childhood Trauma Can Cause
Adult Obesity
By Maia Szalavitz Tuesday, Jan. 05, 2010
Dr. Vincent Felitti, founder of Kaiser
Permanente's Department of Preventive Medicine and director of its obesity-treatment
program, was seeing some good results. His patients were losing 50,
80, even hundreds of pounds. He might have considered the program a
success, if not for the fact that the participants who were doing the
best — those who were both the most obese and losing the most
weight — kept dropping out.
Felitti was baffled. Why, invariably, did so many patients quit just
as they approached their healthy goal weight? Ella, for instance, a
middle-aged woman who entered the program in the mid-1980s morbidly
obese at 295 lb., had managed to whittle her frame by 150 lb. over six
months. "Instead of being happy, she was having anxiety attacks
and was terrified," Felitti says. (See "The Year in Health
2009: From A to Z.")
He asked Ella what she thought was going on. "Finally, the story
comes out," he says. "She had been molested as a child, both
within her family and outside it. She tried to escape by marrying at
15, at her mother's urging. It was a disastrous marriage — her
husband was crazy jealous. They divorced in two years. She remarried.
Her new husband was also jealous. He was convinced that when she was
out hanging the laundry, she was sexually posturing to attract the neighbors."
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continue: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1951240,00.html?xid=rss-topstories
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