A few cemeteries exist, but they are dwarfed by the Native American reservations where much of the abuse occurred in both Montana dioceses.  I am quite proud of Bishop Thomas in the Helena diocese who could have taken a more oppositional stance,  since many of the abuse cases happened in the Native American boarding schools which operated by US government fiat.  He chose the pastoral route and did not try the argument that 'this happened decades ago'.  I also give Bishop Warfel credit for following the same path, but I doubt that would have happened had not Bishop Thomas shown the way.

I suspect your comment was semi cynical in nature.  I chose to treat it seriously.  Clerical sexual abuse is not a joke.  It's a life sentence for those who were abused and too many times results in self execution.  I sometimes wonder how many laity really understand how devastating clerical abuse is to those who were victim/survivors.