Concilium 2004/3 The Structural Betrayal of Trust Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2004 / No. 3

The Structural Betrayal of Trust

Table of Contents

Introduction	7–12
Regina Ammicht-Quinn, Hille Haker and Maureen Junker-Kenny	7–12
Breaking the Silence: The Victims	13–19
Marie L. Collins	13–19
I. Social Psychological Approaches
What is Sexual Violence?	21–30
Nancy Nason-Clark and Lanette Rufe	21–30
Child Abuse: How Normal Development is Disturbed	31–39
Peter Adriaenssens	31–39
The Factor of Race / Ethnicity in Clergy Sexual Abuse of Children	40–50
Traci C. West	40–50
II. Theological Approaches: Biblical, Historical, Systematic
Sexual Violence against Children in the Bible	51–60
Andreas Michel	51–60
Sexual Violence against Children: A Violation of the Protection of Children Grounded in Christianity	61–71
Hubertus Lutterbach	61–71
Operative Theologies of Priesthood: Have they Contributed to Child Sexual Abuse?	72–86
Eamonn Conway	72–86
III. Consequences for Governance, Canon Law and Pastoral Theology
`As Idle as a Painted Ship upon a Painted Ocean': A People Adrift in the Ecclesiological Doldrums	87–97
John P. Beal	87–97
Sexual Abuse as an Offence in Canon Law	98–109
Hans-Jürgen Guth	98–109
Child Abuse by Priests: The Interaction of State Law and Canon Law	110–119
Rik Torfs	110–119
Body of Power and Body Power. The Situation of the Church and God's Defeat	120–129
Rainer Bucher	120–129
Postscript	130–135
Regina Ammicht-Quinn, Hille Haker and Maureen Junker-Kenny	130–135

Edited by Regina Ammicht-Quinn, Hille Haker and Maureen Junker-Kenny

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