Unfortunately SNAP came around too late, about 15 years too late. Organized by Barbara Blaine and a few others  in the late 1980's they pig tailed off of that the last stages of the moral panic and witch hunts about Satanic ritual child abuse, day care center orgies, recovered memory stuff, etc. Also there was indeed significant amounts of clerical abuse by priests and cover up by bishops in the 1960's, 1970's and early 1980's, much more statistically than earlier and current decades.  By the time SNAP got good traction, a good bit of the problems in the US Church had been dealt with, but the victims were still present of course.  By 2002, when the Boston thing broke, most of the discussion was about events 20-40 years earlier. Today SNAP has not been about to find many recent victims, e,g. from abuse in the  the past 20 years or so. Thus the story of cases are recycled cases, and the effort to extend statues of limitation to milk the very old cases because new cases have dried up.