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Steven Furtick and What God Can't Do
The Catholic Church and Sexual Abuse
Pennsylvania, 2018, The Catholic Church is rocked, once again, by allegations sexual abuse. Except this time, it is a HUGE revealing that spanned over 70 YEARS! 1,000 plus victims! BY OVER 300 PRIESTS! Some of these Priests have been promoted AND their names even redacted (protected). The reason why we added "once again" in the first sentence is because, well, this is not the first time. And clearly, over the 70 years it was not.
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