Priests should be able to seek help without judgment from "summary" of Celibacy by A. W. Richard Sipe
In the Catholic Church, there exists a culture of secrecy and shame surrounding the issue of seeking help for personal struggles. This culture often prevents priests from reaching out for assistance when they are facing challenges in their lives. The expectation of perfection and the fear of judgment from their peers and superiors create a barrier that inhibits priests from seeking the support they need.
Priests are held to a high standard of moral conduct and are expected to embody a sense of spiritual authority and infallibility. This image of perfection can be isolating and detrimental to their mental and emotional well-being. When priests are unable to seek help without fear of judgment, they are more likely to suffer in silence and struggle with their issues alone.
It is essential for priests to have access to a safe and s...
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