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Hardback. Condition: New. Portraits taken over a period of two to three years in the US, now as adults and in their own words, they speak of a childhood blighted by the violation and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations they recall their experiences of an abuse of power, be they priest, monk or nun - which has followed them into their adult lives."My name is Robert M. Hoatson. I am 53 years old and I am a Catholic priest. I was born February 15, 1952 and raised in West Orange, NJ and I went to Catholic elementary school and Catholic High School and three Catholic Colleges. It was during my late junior year that a Christian Brother approached me and told me that I was going to be moved into his senior honors English class. That Christian Brother later became perhaps the most serial paedophile in the order".Accompanying their words are black and white portraits of the survivors today, in places that for them echo where they are now, or where they were then. Each has a different story to tell, a unique pattern of abuse, though they all share certain similarities. A certain grooming by the perpetrator, a blind trust of the parents in this person to look after their child both spiritually and in all ways their welfare, all systematically overruled by the one person who a community put their faith in.When the sexual abuse would end, then the self-abuse would often start. Drugs, alcohol, violence. Many went to jail for their crimes, this as a direct result of a much worse one that they had been too young to realise. Others, including two cases in the book, committed suicide.Two prominent writers have contributed, an introduction by A.W. Richard Sipe, a psychotherapist and former Benedictine monk and priest now married to a former Maryknoll nun. Well-known in his community, he has written several books, and counts as a speciality the exploration of priestly celibacy. Michael Kelly is an award winning newspaper journalist and author, who writes focusing not on the overall clergy sexual abuse problem in the Church, but narrows it down to the individual, the person who is hurt for life.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. "My name is Robert M. Hoatson. I am 53 years old and I am a Catholic priest. I was born February 15, 1952 and raised in West Orange, NJ and I went to Catholic elementary school and Catholic High School and three Catholic Colleges. It was during my late junior year that a Christian Brother approached me and told me that I was going to be moved into his senior honors English class. That Christian Brother later became perhaps the most serial paedophile in the order." From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations victims of sexual assault recall their experiences of an abuse of power - be they priest, monk or nun - which has followed them into their adult lives. Accompanying their words are black and white portraits of the survivors today, in places that for them echo where they are now, or where they were then. Each has a different story to tell, a unique pattern of abuse, though they all share certain similarities. A certain grooming by the perpetrator, a blind trust of the parents in this person to look after their child both spiritually and in all ways their welfare, all systematically overruled by the one person who a community put their faith in.When the sexual abuse would end, then the self-abuse would often start. Drugs, alcohol, violence. Many went to jail for their crimes, this as a direct result of a much worse one that they had been too young to realise. Others, including two cases in the book, committed suicide. Two prominent writers have contributed, an introduction by A.W. Richard Sipe, a psychotherapist and former Benedictine monk and priest now married to a former Maryknoll nun. Well-known in this community, he has written several books, and counts as a speciality, the exploration of priestly celibacy. Michael Kelly is an award winning newspaper journalist and author, who writes focusing not on the overall clergy sexual abuse problem in the Church, but narrows it down to the individual, the person who is hurt for life. Taken over a period of two to three years, this work presents accounts of children, as adults themselves and in their own words, of a childhood blighted by the violation and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: New. pp. 192.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. illustrated edition. 192 pages. 9.25x7.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Condition: New. pp. 192.

Condition: Neuf.

Originalhardcover. Condition: Gut. 196 S. 35 schw.-w. Fotos. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - The people in this book spoke frankly about the unimaginable horrors they suffered as children and young adults at the hands'of abusive Catholic priests and nuns. Some also discussed how their abuse was covered-up by Church hierarchy. Edited versions of the interviews - in the victims'/survivors' own words - are presented along with portraits of the people who were so unspeakably harmed. Some are photographed in environments that have significance, or give meaning, to their stories. Others are more abstract, but ultimately a common feeling of loss and betrayal is expressed in the victims' somber stares, and in their posture, and finally in the interviews. ISBN 9781904563594 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 630.…

Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 17 x 24 cm 192 pages, 38 colour pictures - Focusing on the perception of the body in contemporary scientific, philosophical, and sociological discourse, the book's first image is a neutral photograph of a light-blue liquid, advertising's substitute for the embarrassing organic liquids secreted by the human body. The process of "sterilization" and abstraction that our bodily fluids undergo in an attempt to adapt them to the language of publicity is emblematic of the idea of the "body proxification." Body Proxy concentrates on the theme of the body and how it is perceived in society and contemporary culture. Particular attention is given to the idea that the body is, paradoxically, progressively becoming a surface or material on which to project and mold desires, heedless of the fact that it has potential and particularities of its own.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch oder Softcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 196 Seiten Zustand: SEHR GUTER Zustand! HC1-289-6/8-00169982 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 711.

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. "My name is Robert M. Hoatson. I am 53 years old and I am a Catholic priest. I was born February 15, 1952 and raised in West Orange, NJ and I went to Catholic elementary school and Catholic High School and three Catholic Colleges. It was during my late junior year that a Christian Brother approached me and told me that I was going to be moved into his senior honors English class. That Christian Brother later became perhaps the most serial paedophile in the order." From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations victims of sexual assault recall their experiences of an abuse of power - be they priest, monk or nun - which has followed them into their adult lives. Accompanying their words are black and white portraits of the survivors today, in places that for them echo where they are now, or where they were then. Each has a different story to tell, a unique pattern of abuse, though they all share certain similarities. A certain grooming by the perpetrator, a blind trust of the parents in this person to look after their child both spiritually and in all ways their welfare, all systematically overruled by the one person who a community put their faith in.When the sexual abuse would end, then the self-abuse would often start. Drugs, alcohol, violence. Many went to jail for their crimes, this as a direct result of a much worse one that they had been too young to realise. Others, including two cases in the book, committed suicide. Two prominent writers have contributed, an introduction by A.W. Richard Sipe, a psychotherapist and former Benedictine monk and priest now married to a former Maryknoll nun. Well-known in this community, he has written several books, and counts as a speciality, the exploration of priestly celibacy. Michael Kelly is an award winning newspaper journalist and author, who writes focusing not on the overall clergy sexual abuse problem in the Church, but narrows it down to the individual, the person who is hurt for life. Taken over a period of two to three years, this work presents accounts of children, as adults themselves and in their own words, of a childhood blighted by the violation and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Couverture souple. Condition: Bon état. In-4 broché 28 cm sur 22,2. 186 pages. Bon état d'occasion. in-4°.

Couverture souple. Condition: Neuf. Dust Jacket Condition: Neuf. San Gennaro, mort en martyr des persécutions de Dioclétien, est le grand saint patron de la ville de Naples. Son sang, recueilli dans deux ampoules, se liquéfie de façon miraculeuse trois fois par an. En 1527, un contrat insolite est passé entre le peuple de Naples et le saint. En échange de sa protection contre les éruptions du Vésuve et la peste, le peuple s'engage à lui construire une chapelle et à lui constituer un trésor. Celui-ci est administré par la Députation, une institution laïque. Les plus importants chefs-d'oeuvre réalisés et accumulés au cours des siècles sont montrés pour la première fois en dehors d'Italie au musée Maillol à Paris. Le collier de San Gennaro, spectaculaire assemblage de bijoux regroupant les dons d'illustres souverains ; la mitre du saint, réalisée en 1713, recouverte de diamants, rubis et émeraudes ; le reliquaire du sang du martyr en vermeil du XIVᵉ siècle, oeuvre d'orfèvres angevins, ainsi que des objets liturgiques somptueux, d'or et d'argent ornés de pierreries et de corail, en font l'une des plus grandes collections de joaillerie au monde. De nombreux bustes et statues en argent, réalisés par les plus importants sculpteurs et orfèvres de l'âge baroque, sont entourés de peintures par Luca Giordano, Le Dominiquin, Solimena. Trois éruptions du Vésuve peintes par Volaire placent cette collection dans son extraordinaire contexte, raconté dans cet ouvrage par huit auteurs italiens et français.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Portraits taken over a period of two to three years in the US, now as adults and in their own words, they speak of a childhood blighted by the violation and horror of sexual abuse at the hands of a member of the Catholic clergy. From countless interviews, emails and phone conversations they recall their experiences of an abuse of power, be they priest, monk or nun - which has followed them into their adult lives."My name is Robert M. Hoatson. I am 53 years old and I am a Catholic priest. I was born February 15, 1952 and raised in West Orange, NJ and I went to Catholic elementary school and Catholic High School and three Catholic Colleges. It was during my late junior year that a Christian Brother approached me and told me that I was going to be moved into his senior honors English class. That Christian Brother later became perhaps the most serial paedophile in the order".Accompanying their words are black and white portraits of the survivors today, in places that for them echo where they are now, or where they were then. Each has a different story to tell, a unique pattern of abuse, though they all share certain similarities. A certain grooming by the perpetrator, a blind trust of the parents in this person to look after their child both spiritually and in all ways their welfare, all systematically overruled by the one person who a community put their faith in.When the sexual abuse would end, then the self-abuse would often start. Drugs, alcohol, violence. Many went to jail for their crimes, this as a direct result of a much worse one that they had been too young to realise. Others, including two cases in the book, committed suicide.Two prominent writers have contributed, an introduction by A.W. Richard Sipe, a psychotherapist and former Benedictine monk and priest now married to a former Maryknoll nun. Well-known in his community, he has written several books, and counts as a speciality the exploration of priestly celibacy. Michael Kelly is an award winning newspaper journalist and author, who writes focusing not on the overall clergy sexual abuse problem in the Church, but narrows it down to the individual, the person who is hurt for life.…

Originalhardcover. Condition: Gut. 200 S.; Illustr.; 24 cm. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // PREFACE ---- Carmine Galasso ---- LOOK FIRST IN THEIR EYES ---- Mike Kelly ---- PORTRAITS AND INTERVIEWS ---- Carmine Galasso ---- THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER ---- A. W. Richard Sipe. // The people in this book spoke frankly about the unimaginable horrors they suffered as children and young adults at the hands of abusive Catholic priests and nuns. Some also discussed how their abuse was covered-up by Church hierarchy. Edited versions of the interviews - in the victims'/survivors' own words - are presented along with portraits of the people who were so unspeakably harmed. Some are photographed in environments that have significance, or give meaning, to their stories. Others are more abstract, but ultimately a common feeling of loss and betrayal is expressed in the victims' somber stares, and in their posture, and finally in the interviews. (Verlagstext) ISBN 9781904563594 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 700.…

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