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Priests in distress and struggling with addiction: a Church still trapped by taboo
Catholic Church15 August 2026

Priests in distress and struggling with addiction: a Church still trapped by taboo

Behind some of the cases that have made the headlines lie loneliness, addiction, emotional vulnerability and fear of scandal. Continuing to avoid the issue means leaving isolated precisely those who most need to be able to ask for help.

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