SNAP’s Reflection Points: 21 Things People Can Do to Prevent Abuse and Support Survivors

For many of us it’s too late. We can however take steps to protect our children and grandchildren. Do NOT rely on the Church to protect children as their vested interest is protecting the institutional interests of the Church. The Church talks out of both sides of their mouths and to them “they accept the abuse of children as the cost of doing business the American way”. It’s all about the $$$ to them!

UPDATE 3 June 2015: Celebrating today his “Birth into Humanity,” Pastor Michael-Vincent Crea and service ‘dawg-deacon’ Teranga are trying to return to housing with a TRO to be filed June 4, yet, still facing the street. A gift would be if even one of the survivors’ groups or individuals would respond logistically and lovingly. Today, also, celebrates the “Birth into Eternity” of Pope John 23 & the heroic St Charles Lwanga and his 22 Ugandan companions, refusing to submit to the King’s sexual advances and demands, instead killing these martyrs, that is, "bearing witness to the Truth.
The release below followed the Vatican’s Office and Moderator for “Support of Survivors” to receive and respond to Pastor Crea’s 30-years of documents and “Leave Ur Gift at the Altar.”

One World Life Systems MORE INFO: 212-360-7458 14 May 2019
IMMEDIATE RELEASE Permission to call w/ID & # & to distribute widely “Why not Suicide?” Sexually Violated Seminarian Asks as Criminal Cardinals Retire Royally

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Long suffering pro bono Pastor with Service ‘Dawg’ deacon, facing streets of Ithaca, NY, is challenging Pope Francis’ “No Room at the Inn” and First Responder Scicluna’s response time as ‘too little, too late’. Holy See’s ‘hired hands’ ‘in-house’ handling of horrors, still denying depth and darkness of criminal ecclesiastics, are not rendering our right reason to legal civil authorities, by giving not Light nor Good Shepherd care but ‘death sentences’ to sexually violated. [on 17 May, Pastor Crea & Teranga were put on the street]

Ithaca, NY. May 14. Breaking the silence for over 30-years and in broad daylight after Boston broke, Pastor Michael-Vincent Crea and Teranga, his deacon ‘dawg’ and diplomat of “Respect and Hospitality,”as her name means, shall be “awaking the Dawn,” as usual, tomorrow.

However, by sunset after the Sheriff changes the locks, both shall face ‘darkness of noon’ on streets of Ithaca, as criminal cardinals are housed, on the ‘lam,’ on taxpayers’ tab. Cost of his discipleship against the darkness of sexual violators shall again leave him without housing. Seeing solidarity of Spirit across the spectrum, staves off an Ithaca sunset suicide.

Violated twice in Catholic seminaries; fired for speaking out against a Washington, DC priest having relations with a Brooklyn teen; mocked by the Cardinal’s monsignor secretary, now, Archbishop of Baltimore; saved from being a statistic of the Bishop of Newark, now, defrocked of title, yet, still retiring ‘rich and infamous’; both his DC successors informed of all aforementioned atrocities, yet, instead of giving 100% a clear, conscientious, commitment being Good Shepherds, they, along with worldwide “worthless wretches,” are stilling living large, fleecing the flocks, while suffering, slaughtering and silencing the lambs.

Twice writing to both JP2 and Benedict without response, Crea would like to meet, greet, retreat and defeat with Pope Francis clerical abuse of authority and criminal ecclesiastics against anyone, at any age, anywhere in our “One World.”

Returning from Rome found him disillusioned of Pope Francis’ Office for the Protection of Minors and the Vulnerable.

With documents, his personal story and his pastoral pooch at his side, Pastor Crea found “No Room at the Inn,” fronting not fulfilling recent Rome press releases for 1.1 Billion Catholics: warmer than upstate NY but darker than Dante’s Hell!

Having completed a pastoral internship to the sick and dying at Washington Hospital Center, Crea contends: “The Pope’s piecemeal ‘compromises’ need a directed diet of reality from Kubler-Ross’ final step of ‘acceptance’ not short term ‘final solutions’ for slow, torturous lifestyle labyrinths, but in accepting tough “Love never fails,” as Truth be told, sets all free!

“Why are taxpayers paying the Pope’s ‘child support’ for ‘dead beat’ Bishops, as criminal Cardinals retire royally with full benefits, beyond any beliefs affirming of “sharing all things in common” and “carrying one another’s burdens,” demands the Cornell Agriculture and Life Sciences alum and The Catholic University of America Master of Divinity.

Crea, personally and pastorally, prefers ‘Servant of Humanity’, as expressed in his Human Rights ministry’s motto, “Serving One Love and Developing One World for the Common Good of Humanity.” He chose not to be ordained.

He founded One World Life Systems on the Winter Solstice in 1990, three-weeks after his father’s ‘Birth into Eternity’.

Seeing videos from his former Peace Corps Senegal villages, he called his son to be “Pastor of the People’s Projects.”

“I started on the darkest day of the year, yet, it has only gotten brighter ever since,” reflects the pro bono Human Rights advocate of “ecumenical, ecological, egalitarian and ethical” self-determined projects for basic necessities of life.

Pastor Crea would encourage and welcome all taxpayers, especially Catholics and former Catholics, calling Illinois based “Moderator for Survivors” Teresa Morris Kettelkamp asking, “Why hasn’t she responded to Pastor Crea’s dire situation, as a member of the Pope’s Advisory Panel for the Office of Protection of Minors and Vulnerable Persons, including seminarians?” Ms Kettelkamp can be readily reached at (217) 725-3535. Even Teranga responds with “Respect & Hospitality,” ask her to do the same immediately.#####

Thank you for this important information.

For survivors in rural and hard to reach areas Austin SNAP hosts a monthly video conference call on the second Monday of the month from 7PM to 8:30PM CST. Survivors and advocates can join the video conference or dial in by phone. Contact Carol Midboe at [email protected] for more information.

Thanks for the Survivors’ 21 points. They are an excellent starting point. Best for people living in larger communities, however. Should one be an abuse victim living on an isolated farm in say, for example, Kansas, it may all seem a bit overwhelming. Courage requires fertile soil in which to grow. It will be interesting to see what other Survivor groups—also international- contribute to our growth.

And rather than leaving our Church, I believe that those of us who still retain our Faith should remain, changing it rather than leaving. Personally, it will most likely be a long time before I can even look at a cleric without feeling a severe case of nausea, but that doesn’t make me less a Catholic. Quite the contrary.

As someone who was pursued by priests during my childhood, I have to say I think this plan sucks. If you want to prevent sexual abuse by priests, you need to force them to change their culture. A 21 point plan is ridiculously too long. Three steps:

1. Force a change in culture by eliminating the vow of chasitity, and encouraging priests to have normal sexual relationships. 2. Force a change in culture by reforming the misogynistic culture of the church: all positions open to all genders. 3. Force a change of culture by providing equal acees to the faith for all people, not just straight people and those willing to pretend to be straight.

Short of that, I say to hell with the Catholic Church. I wish Catholics would leave the church en masse, cut off their money, and collapse the whole organziation. What’s left can join its rightful spot alongside the FLDS. Then normal Catholics could reorganize around values more inline with the teachings of Christ.