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Estimating the numbers Australia Diocese

Estimating the numbers raped in Australia by Catholic clergy?

Catholic church achieves suffering across each Australian diocese

" ... a random survey of over 7,000 active Catholics in the U.S. and Canada found a closer ratio, that 1.7 percent of the females and 3.3 percent of the males had been sexually abused in childhood by a priest ..." (Katherine van Wormer, MSSW, Ph.D.) Psychology Today - Priest abuse male compared female victimization impact - published May 20, 2010.

Using these numbers as a base whilst recognising that a substantial number of victims would have already left the church the following formula is used to calculate a low estimate of the number of sexual abuse victims in a given population of Catholics.

1.2 billion catholics
1.7% females abused = 10,404,000 [1.7% of 51.98% of the Catholic population]
3.3% males abused = 19,404,000 [3.3% of 48.02% of the Catholic population]

On the basis of the above figures there are potentially 29,808,000 [combined males and females] Catholics in the World who could identify themselves as having been sexually abused in childhood by a Catholic priest.


This formula can be applied to any population.
Estimate number of Australian Catholics sexually abused in their childhood by Catholic priests.
Australia 5,239,000 million catholics (2006 Census)
Estimated number of survivors who have been "finalized" (completed church or legal process) in Australia between 1000 and 4000.
1.7% females abused = 45,422
3.3% males abused = 84,715

Data sources:
http://www.usccb.org/
http://www.ato.gov.au/
http://www.ncls.org.au/
http://www.ppo.catholic.org.au/
http://www.bishop-accountability.org/
http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/

"Once a cult gets big enough to dominate large areas of life (generally large enough to kill people) and gets official recognition, it becomes a 'religion'." Silverwhistle.

"A review of the literature on priest/clergy abuse reveals that for both genders the typical survivor became disillusioned with the church and suffered a loss of religious faith as a result of the abuse and the subsequent institutional response to the abuse. An inadequate amount of research has been done to determine the full extent of suicide attempts or completed suicides of victims of this form of abuse. One estimate in the literature is that 20 percent of children who were abused by religious authorities considered suicide at some point." "...two major themes: loss of religious faith, and attacks on their personal integrity when they told of the abuse." Psychology Today - Priest abuse male compared female victimization impact

It is estimated that only approximately 3% obtain a resolution via the courts or the church; this leaves 97% of survivors of any given population without any form of justice or adequate treatment and support. The vast majority of these survivors will be in receipt of some form of government benefit or pension.

Survivors of sexual abuse who were not 'institutionalised' were excluded from the recent "Forgotten Australians" apology. No legislation to assist victims has been passed in an Australian Parliament to aid these or other victims of institutional or clergy abuse.

Statute of limitations laws remain in effect in all Australian States with the exception of South Australia.

This clearly defined subset of Catholics and ex-Catholics can be shown to be the subject of discrimination on the basis of the status of their abusers.

AUSTRALIA - Diocese

Locality Diocese Parish Catholics Abused Boys
(3.3%)
Girls
(1.7%)
Disclosed/Resolved
(3%)    - Estimated
Barred - SoL
(90%)
Suicide
risk
ACT/NSW Canberra & Goulburn Barellan 244 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
ACT/NSW Canberra & Goulburn Bribbaree 244 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
ACT/NSW Canberra & Goulburn Jugiong 108 3 2 1
0 (G 0) (B 0)
2 1
ACT/NSW Canberra & Goulburn Ungarie 193 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
ACT/NSW Canberra & Goulburn Weethalle 205 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
ACT/NSW South Tuggeranong South Tuggeranong 17,224 425 273 152
13 (G 8) (B 5)
383 85
New South Wales Parramatta Castle Hill 14,183 350 225 125
11 (G 7) (B 4)
315 70
New South Wales Sydney Bonnyrigg 15,127 373 240 134
11 (G 7) (B 4)
336 75
New South Wales Wollongong Camden 17,939 443 284 159
13 (G 9) (B 5)
399 89
New South Wales Wollongong Nowra 14,699 363 233 130
11 (G 7) (B 4)
327 73
Northern Territory Darwin Jabiru 175 4 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
Queensland Brisbane Browns Plains 14,501 358 230 128
11 (G 7) (B 4)
322 72
Queensland Brisbane Burleigh Heads 28,061 693 445 248
21 (G 13) (B 7)
623 139
Queensland Brisbane Caboolture 16,042 396 254 142
12 (G 8) (B 4)
356 79
Queensland Brisbane Caloundra 17,566 434 278 155
13 (G 8) (B 5)
390 87
Queensland Brisbane Maroochydore 19,312 477 306 171
14 (G 9) (B 5)
429 95
Queensland Brisbane Southport 16,946 418 269 150
13 (G 8) (B 4)
376 84
Queensland Brisbane Surfers Paradise 16,967 419 269 150
13 (G 8) (B 4)
377 84
Queensland Rockhampton Alpha 249 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
6 1
Queensland Rockhampton Aramac 199 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
Queensland Rockhampton Bundaberg 14,025 346 222 124
10 (G 7) (B 4)
312 69
Queensland Rockhampton Finch Hatton 227 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Queensland Toowoomba Surat 206 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Queensland Toowoomba Texas 235 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Queensland Toowoomba Wandoan 174 4 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
Queensland Townsville Richmond 238 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
South Australia Adelaide Mallee Border 219 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
South Australia Adelaide Salisbury 17,213 425 273 152
13 (G 8) (B 5)
382 85
South Australia Port Pirie Minnipa 239 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Tasmania Campbell Town Campbell Town 84 2 1 1
0 (G 0) (B 0)
2 0
Tasmania Hobart Flinders Island 119 3 2 1
0 (G 0) (B 0)
3 1
Victoria Melbourne Ballarat 97,900 4,895 3230 1664
2937 (G 49) (B 96)
2,643 660
Victoria Melbourne Craigieburn 14,652 362 232 129
11 (G 7) (B 4)
325 72
Victoria Melbourne Croydon 14,805 365 235 131
11 (G 7) (B 4)
329 73
Victoria Melbourne Gladstone Park 15,388 380 244 136
11 (G 7) (B 4)
342 76
Victoria Melbourne Keilor Downs - Kealba 14,081 348 223 124
10 (G 7) (B 4)
313 70
Victoria Melbourne Laverton 14,955 369 237 132
11 (G 7) (B 4)
332 74
Victoria Melbourne Mill Park 14,971 370 237 132
11 (G 7) (B 4)
333 74
Victoria Melbourne N/A 1,000,000 24,840 16,170 8,670
745 (G 485) (B 260)
22,356 4,968
Victoria Melbourne St Albans 17,018 420 270 150
13 (G 8) (B 5)
378 84
Victoria Melbourne Werribee 15,705 388 249 139
12 (G 7) (B 4)
349 78
Victoria Sale Narre Warren 20,054 495 318 177
15 (G 10) (B 5)
445 99
Western Australia Perth Corrigin 186 5 3 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
Western Australia Perth New Norcia 237 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Western Australia Perth Norseman 223 6 4 2
0 (G 0) (B 0)
5 1
Western Australia Perth Quairading 167 4 3 1
0 (G 0) (B 0)
4 1
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2023 Findings in Spain found that 0.6% of the population of Spain had been sexually abused by Roman Catholic priests and laity. Up to 50 million alive on any day who have been raped or abused by Catholic clergy &/or Catholic laity

Current world population is 8 billion - 0.6% = 48 million alive today who are likely to have been raped by Catholics globally.

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"This is a matter for the church and I respect the internal judgements of the church. I don't stand outside the church and provide them with public lectures in terms of how they should behave. I've noted carefully what his Holiness has said in the United States. Obviously that was a source of great comfort and healing in the United States. I'm like all Australians very much looking forward to what the Pope has to say here in Australia as well, as I am to my own conversation with the Pope later this morning." Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister of Australia, 17 July 2008. more

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