The Irish Catholic tells another tell-tale story.
On page 9 of the current issue there is a picture of six people. All three adults, two priests and one bishop are named. The three altar servers in front row have no names.
It is terrible and tells so much about where we are as a society when it comes to how we treat our children.
The picture tells us that Dermot Martin is an archbishop and what congregations to which the other two men belong.
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