El Paso Clergy Sexual Abuse

This site is to help everyone still suffering from the effects of clergy abuse
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The El Paso Chapter Of SNAP (Survivors Network Of Those Abused By Priests) will have it's next meeting on
1-20-200 @ 7:00 PM. 
Please contact me @ (915)474-7499
We also know that there are alot of good people in the clergy, who are saddened by the way church officials have handled the current situation.
This site is in no way meant to offend, harrass or debase the good people who are still working in the church.
We hope that this backing will give courage to everyone to stand up for what is right.  I have already had clergy of both sexes applaud our pursuit of unveiling the cloak of secrecy.
                              You do not have to be alone in this.
What are our overall Reasons for pursuing the Clergy Abuse Issue in El Paso?
1. Protect children from sexual abuse by priests, bishops, Brothers and other clergy.
2. Seek help for the hundreds of thousands of victims that have been so severely hurt by clergy abuse.
3. Gain back the respect of the majority of good priests whose reputations have been damaged over the years by the actions of clergy abusers and the irresponsibility of the Church hierarchy in dealing with abuse.
4. Build a stronger Church for generations to come; one where the priests and leaders are trusted. 
This national organization is at the forefront of spokespersons,
and provides a worldwide voice to those who have been forced
 to remain silent for so many years. 
or P.O. Box 6416 Chicago, IL 60680 Another site providing data on accused clergy, including those in El Paso is:
 www.bishop-accountability.org
This has been an invaluable resource to find out about the status of those accused of sexual abuse 
 Suicide Hotline:
1-800-SUICIDE (800-784-2433)
Please call this Phone number if you
or someone you know is in need of emergent counseling services. 
Please don't let yourself be another victim.
Many who commit suicide never seek professional help.
You May Also Contact Me Through This Website
You may click the following links:
"The Sexual Misconduct Policy"
 of the Diocese Of El Paso"