Everyone finally believed them. At least that is how they felt. In
the days and weeks after the Catholic Diocese of Gallup in 2014
published a list naming 30 priests and a teacher who church executives
said had been credibly accused of sexually abusing children, Elizabeth
Terrill got one phone call after another from survivors whose
allegations had been met for years with denial and doubt.
With
the bishop’s very public admission, some survivors believed at last
that the Catholic Church and the broader community accepted their
charges against men who once had been trusted and enjoyed protection
from a system few others had challenged.
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