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The Report Changed Everything — But It Didn’t Change the Clock If you are reading this, you may have spent decades carrying something that no one in authority was willing to confirm. On March 4, 2026, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha released a 282-page report documenting what the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence concealed for more than seven decades: the sexual abuse of at least 315 children by 72 priests and deacons, dating back to 1950. The Attorney General called the numbers “staggering, shocking, astounding” — and then added, “we know we didn’t get it all.” For survivors who reported their abuse to the diocese and were questioned, discredited, or ignored — like Dr. Ann Hagan Webb, who was deemed “not credible” by diocesan officials for 32 years — the report is something else entirely. It is the government of Rhode Island looking at what happened to you and saying, in writing: this is real, and you were telling the truth. But validation is not the same as justice. The report is a government findings document, not a verdict. It does not write a check. It does not hold the diocese legally accountable in a court of law. It…