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Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God (2012)

Alex Gibney explores the charged issue of pedophilia in the Catholic Church, following a trail from the first known protest against clerical sexual abuse in the United States and all way to the Vatican.

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Year
- 2012
Language
- English
Duration
- 106 mins
Director
- Alex Gibney
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- Documentary
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thebitus 14 Feb 2013

I am very careful how many documentaries like this I watch. I stay away from watching them because there is nothing that I can do right away to make an impact towards the main cause of the movie. Topics like starving kids in Africa, major corporations taking over the world, etc. those are all incredibly sad, yet overwhelming for a simple individual like me. However, this movie addresses a topic that has been covered for many, many years, and is present all over the world, particularly in the US: sexual abuse by priests, and the covering up of their actions by their superiors all the way to the head of their denomination (in this case, the pope). I have yet to decide which part is more monstrous the act, or the cover-up. From a technical point of view, the movie is very well done. The agenda is very clear, but it is not filled with hatred and anger. I found it wise that the producers quietly presented the facts from the victims themselves, and included trustworthy persons in the interviews (NY Times reporter, archbishops, former priests, etc.).

Jim K 09 Feb 2013

It will break your heart and make you incredibly angry. People should be in jail, the money to the church should stop, and the immunity removed. Just a thought.

Alison Willmore 15 Nov 2012

Mea Maxima Culpa is not gentle about placing blame on a structure that elevates priests above the rest of mankind and prioritizes maintaining an appearance of pious perfection over addressing some grievous wrongs committed.

Eileen H 10 Feb 2013

It is heartbreakingly sad how many children have been abused by Catholic priests...and the lack of action by the Vatican should guarantee all those involved a special place in the hell they preach about.

Jim G 27 Feb 2013

SO well done. Isn't it about time everyone opened their eyes to the atrocities of the Catholic Church. This is an evil, power craving organization that cultivates and then defends child abusers. And to my "Catholic" friends who say "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater"...ask yourself how you'd feel if it was your kid who was the victim. When will you realize that when it comes to the Catholic Church, it's all bathwater?