Remaining a Catholic After the Murphy Report

Remaining a Catholic After the Murphy Report by Kevin Egan, published by Columba Press in 2011, is a thought-provoking exploration aimed at ordinary decent Catholics and those questioning their relationship with the church. This reprint edition, comprising 168 pages, delves into the clergy sex abuse crisis, addressing critical questions such as what occurred, the reasons behind it, and the path forward for the Catholic Church amidst a significant crisis of credibility.
In this book, Egan engages readers in a conversation about the necessary steps for restoring the church’s credibility. The discussion encompasses themes of family and relationships, as well as the broader implications of abuse within religious contexts. By focusing on these key issues, the author invites reflection on the potential positive contributions of churches to society, making this work relevant for anyone interested in the intersection of faith and social responsibility.
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This book is addressed to ordinary decent Catholics, those on the edge of the church, and all those who are of the opinion that churches might have something positive to contribute to society. It explores the key questions that arise out of the clergy sex abuse crisis: What happened? Why did it happen? Where do we go from here? The church is faced with a crisis of credibility, and here is a teacher who engages the reader in a conversation around what needs to happen if the credibility of the Catholic Church is to be restored.
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