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and that front man is archbishop tim dolan of new york >> safer: allen says the bishops hope that the sheer force of dolan's personality can help the church move beyond the sex abuse scandals. >> allen: the sexual abuse crisis that we have lived through over the last decade is the most serious crisis ever to hit the american catholic church. that has been a cancer, in terms of the internal life of the church, that is still spreading. >> safer: it's a crisis dolan witnessed first hand as archbishop of milwaukee. he was sent there to replace a bishop who resigned amid his own sex scandal, and dolan had to deal with a rash of child abuse cases. he revealed the names of 43 predatory priests, and had to sell church property to pay tens of millions of dollars to victims. >> dolan: those where some of the more difficult, wrenching, touching moments in my life. some of them were terribly painful and did not go well. others, i remember with gratitude-- crying together, praying together. those were very powerful moments that you don't forget. >> safer: do you fear that the... the after effects