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Pope Benedict XVI told Vatican officials Monday that they must reflect on the church's culpability in its child sex-abuse scandal, but he also blamed a secular society in which he said the mistreatment of children was frighteningly common.

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Bernabe was doing God’s work in Florida at the time and had become a friend of the Price family. He is now stripped of his office and priestly duties and is a fugitive from United States and international law enforcers.
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