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The Seal of the Confessional (Or: Hear No Evil, Report No Evil)
Mandatory reporting of child abuse revealed during the confessional process within the Catholic and Anglican Churches will be high on the agenda at the royal commission for many. There will be a real bun fight over this with supporters of … Continue reading
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