Thanks to the efforts of many, the problem of the abuse of minors by Catholic clergy and religious has been brought to the forefront in recent years. Yet there is another struggle that remains deeply hidden, and its secrecy continues to cause damage to the inner structures of the Church. The phenomenon of adults being abused by Catholic clergy and religious is a largely misunderstood one. The tendency is to point fingers at the victim, or to simply look the other way. Kathryn R. Byrne approaches this problem with compassionate understanding as well as thoughtful insight for healing and reconciliation. Her book is a good resource for victims/survivors of abuse by clergy and religious, for congregations, and for all who advocate for healing and justice for the abused.