"Tell No One": A new documentary revealing cases of sexual abuse by priests has deeply shaken Poland (0010)
Andrew 'Andrzej' Baron <[email protected]>
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WARSAW, Poland (AP) A new documentary revealing cases of sexual abuse by priests has deeply shaken Poland, one of Europe's most Roman Catholic societies, eliciting an apology from the church hierarchy and prompting one cleric to leave priestly life. "Tell No One", a film financed through a crowd funding campaign, was released on YouTube. By Monday, the documentary had more than 8 million views. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrUvQ3W3nV4 It triggered soul searching in a country where there is no higher authority than the Catholic Church and its clergy.