Alaska Natives are accusing the Catholic Church of using their remote villages as a "dumping ground" for child-molesting priests-and blaming the president of Seattle University for letting it happen.
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One spring afternoon in 1977, 15-year-old Rachel Mike tried to kill herself for the third time. An Alaska Native, Rachel was living in a tiny town called Stebbins on a remote island called St. Michael. She lived in a house with three bedrooms and nine siblings. Rachel was a drinker, depressed, and starving. "When my parents were drinking, we didn't eat right," she says. "I just wanted to get away from the drinking."
Just WTF!? Why do people attend these churches? How could anyone still think that it is appropriate to hold anyone involved in this organisation up as a moral, community leader. Why isn't saying: "I'm a Catholic Priest" a social liability?
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