Join host Tamra Andress in a gripping episode of The F.I.T. in Faith Podcast, as she sits down with special guest Charles Utter, author of ‘The Roman Collar Crime’. Delve into the shocking narrative of Catholic priest abuse in a small Midwestern community and its profound impact on families, including Charles’ own harrowing journey.
Gain profound insights into the dynamics of abuse, the resilience of the human spirit, and the transformative power of faith and healing. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation that sheds light on a dark chapter and inspires hope for justice and restoration.
Charles Utter is a teacher, coach, salesman, Founder of a Community Foundation, author, and an estate and business succession planning professional. He has served on multiple boards and commissions and is a member of the staff of Contemplative Outreach of Colorado.
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In a recent episode of The F.I.T. in Faith Podcast, host Tamra Andress dives into a gripping conversation with Charles Utter, the author of the eye-opening book ‘The Roman Collar Crime.’ This compelling work exposes the harrowing truth behind the sexual abuse and misconduct perpetuated by a Catholic priest over several decades in a quiet Midwestern town. Let’s delve into the key insights from this thought-provoking interview.
Tamra Andress sets the stage by introducing Charles Utter and shedding light on the background of his revelatory book. ‘The Roman Collar Crime’ unravels the disturbing saga of a priest’s heinous actions and their profound impact on the community.
Charles Utter paints a chilling picture of the priest’s clandestine affairs and exploitation, which began soon after his arrival in the town. Despite whispers and suspicions, the priest’s influence shielded him from criticism, leaving families like Charles’ to suffer in silence.
Reflecting on the tragedy that led many in his generation to lose faith, Charles shares his own journey of spiritual discovery. From rigid devotion to a liberating embrace of centering prayer, he found solace in manifesting love and relinquishing the need to prove himself.
Driven by a desire to spark reform and expose the truth, Charles embarked on the daunting task of writing ‘The Roman Collar Crime.’ Despite mixed reactions from friends and family, his unwavering commitment to shedding light on past injustices speaks volumes.
Drawing a poignant distinction between biblical church and the painful reality of human fallibility, Charles emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God’s plan. Through the lens of Christ’s love and redemption, he finds hope for healing and restoration.
As we reflect on the revelations unearthed in ‘The Roman Collar Crime,’ may we be spurred to confront the shadows of the past with courage and compassion, fostering a brighter future for all.