Synopsis

Decades of abuse within the Catholic Church have cast a long shadow, extending far beyond well-known cases. In Alaska, a lesser-known chapter reveals a history of abuse against Native Americans perpetrated by priests and other church personnel. This pattern of exploitation, mirroring the broader crisis, underscores a painful truth: the suffering inflicted by those in positions of power has touched vulnerable communities across the nation. The echoes of this abuse resonate with the larger nar