repeated across 38 was very difficult. it is a pattern repeated across 38 religious - was very difficult. it is a pattern - repeated across 38 religious groups investigated by this enquiry, which includes the anglican and catholic churches. the includes the anglican and catholic churches. . ., . ., , churches. the culture of community and not taking churches. the culture of community and not taking things churches. the culture of community and not taking things outside - churches. the culture of community and not taking things outside the i and not taking things outside the community, so dealing with everything internally, not making outside everything internally, not making outside authority is aware, so they can be outside authority is aware, so they can be looked at in the wider sense of the can be looked at in the wider sense of the causes can be tackled. discouraging victims from reporting, even within discouraging victims from reporting, even within the organisation.
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