Religious abuse in Orphanages and Reformatories: Abuse charges close Russian Orthodox orphanage, teens speak out against torture lived under the care of nuns

Religious Abuse in orphanages and reformatories

Catholic religious orders and different religious denominations haven`t given effective answers to victims who were exposed to their various types of abuse while they were in religious run orphanages and reformatories when they were children. Today, it has been necessary to use different means to expose the terrible truth about the abuse endured in order to seek justice for these horriffic crimes committed by people who have taken the Lord`s name in vain. Here, you will find diverse information that makes clear the systematic abuse that has always been undertaken by religion no matter which country, language or State Constitution they might be submitted to, the abuse has been covered up by both churh and governments.

MOSCOW -- In November 2010, the mother superior and other clergy members were fired from the Vladimir Region orphanage they oversaw as child abuse charges surfaced.Archbishop Yevlogy of Vladimir and Suzdal fired the mother superior of the St. Bogolyubsky and suddenly announced that the convent's boarding school for orphans would be converted to a standard parochial school.Teenagers from the orphanage told the media they had been routinely beaten and deprived of food by the resident nuns, which seems to be the repetitive pattern the world is now learning about in regards to the "care" given by the nuns in orphanages and religious-run institutions around the world. The Archbishop Yevlogy said he decided to fire them even though a panel couldn't come up with "enough evidence", he claims he did it in order to defuse the controversy."The complicated situation around St. Bogolyubsky Convent was widely discussed in the church and secular circles receiving absolutely different and sometimes contradicting assessments," the bishop said. Read More

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