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Survivors Of Clergy Sexual Abuse Make History September 17, 2011 This week survivors of clergy sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church made history. It was the first time that victim/survivors came together from throughout the world to demand that the Vatican be held to account for the rape and molestation of countless numbers of children. Victim/Survivors from the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests and attorneys with the Center for Constitutional Rights formally filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court requesting that the court investigate and prosecute senior Vatican officials for crimes against humanity. Those officials include Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Cardinal William Levada, and Cardinal Angelo Sodano. The official court filing was accompanied by over 20,000 supporting documents which show that the four named Vatican officials have overseen the widespread and systematic sexual assault of children across the planet. Attorney Pamela Spees, with the Center for Constitutional Rights noted that “national jurisdictions can’t really get their arms around this…prosecuting individual instances of child molestation or sexual assault has not gotten at the larger systemic problem here”. That larger systemic problem is the sexual violence that has been, and continues to be, perpetrated against children in the Catholic Church. This violence has been committed against children in the United States, Ireland, Australia, Belgium, Canada, England, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, and Mexico. This list of nations will continue to grow as survivors come forward and share their stories. In countries where the Catholic Church has a presence there are likely to be found children who have suffered from these heinous crimes. The International Criminal Court is the most appropriate venue to investigate and prosecute these crimes precisely because this is a global problem. Attorney Spees correctly stated that “in these cases all roads really do lead to Rome”. There is perhaps no Vatican official who has seen more reports of clerical sex abuse than Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI. Ratzinger was in charge of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) for over two decades. As head of the CDF Ratzinger had responsibility for overseeing the handling of all sexual abuse reports in the church. One of the reports to reach Ratzinger’s desk was the case of Lawrence Murphy, a priest in Milwaukee who assaulted over 200 deaf children at St. John’s School for the Deaf. The archbishop of Milwaukee at the time, Rembert Weakland, had written two letters to Ratzinger warning him of the danger Murphy posed. Weakland received no response from Ratzinger. He did receive a reply from Bertone who instructed Weakland to begin a secret canonical trial. Murphy wrote to Ratzinger asking for leniency and Ratzinger granted his request. The canonical trial was halted and when Murphy died he was allowed to be buried in his full priestly vestments. Tarcisio Bertone is the current Vatican Secretary of State who served as Secretary of the CDF under Joseph Ratzinger. Bertone has indicated that he does not feel it is appropriate