The Jay Report on the Clergy Sex Scandal

History will record as one of the paradoxes of modern journalism the fact that the Boston Globe, which continues to do so much to advance the homosexual agenda and challenge Catholic teaching, was among the first to uncover the recent clergy sex scandal, and, in so doing, render the Church a great service.

The apparent dichotomy cannot be resolved by the facile contention that the scandal involved child abuse rather than homosexuality.

The Jay College of Criminal Justice Report (http://www.usccb.org/nrb/johnjaystudy/) documented conclusively that, at least with respect to the American clergy, (i) nearly 80% of clerical abuse cases involved not the violation of children but rather the violation of pubescent and post-pubescent adolescents, (ii) that the problem is overwhelmingly a male-on-male problem - 81% of all victims were male, and (iii) that by far the largest category of victims (over 40%) were males between the ages of 11 and 14.

Put another way, by far the most numerous, as well as the most serious, cases of abuse involved homosexual men wearing Roman collars preying upon post pubescent males. This is the dirty little secret that certain powerful lobbies, aided and abetted by their allies in the media, don’t want you to know about.

I am not for gay bashing, nor is anyone with whom I consort. But I am equally opposed to truth bashing.