Betrayed Innocence

Jung says he writes now because "this story needs to be told." But he also goes on to try to put his painful experiences into a broader context, one that will provide a deeper understanding, and suggest remedies; so that this maltreatment will not happen again. In this pursuit, Jung delves into the beliefs and practices that animate religious educators, and more broadly, the faithful themselves.

"Betrayed Innocence" is a book that will evoke painful memories in some, spark outrage in others-but which ought to inspire concern and compassion in all.

About the Author

Marty Jung is a chemist, a former federal employee, and an entrepreneur. He worked for the EPA and is a veteran. Jung attended Catholic schools for sixteen years, and has a B.A. in chemistry. Raised on a poultry farm, he hunted, fished and played basketball as a youth. He is now married, with a daughter, a son and five grandchildren.