Faith That Dares to Speak

At the dawn of the twenty-first century, the Catholic Church is examined as a modern feudal system, revealing how this structure influenced bishops' responses to the clergy abuse crisis. The book highlights the church authorities' reliance on secrecy and denial, driven by a desire to protect the institution's reputation and resources. This analysis underscores the tragic yet predictable nature of their actions within the context of feudalism, shedding light on the complexities of institutional power and accountability.