User talk:Stjosalum

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November 2012
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My recent edits to "St. Joseph's College, Upholland"
For full disclosure in accordance with Wikipedia guidelines: I am the author of one of the books that I added to this article as a reference, which is also mentioned in the video your for which I added a link. The addition of these materials does, however, seem justified because they serve the purposes of the main article by providing detailed information about St. Joseph's College. The book contains a detailed description of life at this seminary during the 1960s, and the video tour -- which is edited from footage I took in the last year the College was still open, as a conference center -- provides a guide to both the unique building and the grounds that surrounded it.

Stjosalum (talk) 21:48, 5 November 2012 (UTC)

My recent edits to "Catholic sex abuse cases"
For full disclosure in accordance with Wikipedia guidelines: I am the author of one of the books whose key findings I have added to the text in Sections 9.1, 9.3 and 9.8 of this article, and which I also added to the list of references. These additions seem justified, however, because (1) they serve the purposes of the sections in question, namely to summarize the various ideas that have been put forward to explain abusive behavior by priests, (2) they are presented in a neutral tone, with no attempt to attach greater weight to them than to the other ideas described in these sections, (3) the book in question was accepted and published by an imprint within a major publishing conglomerate, and (4) this book is based on particularly relevant personal experience, in that I spent seven years in a minor seminary during the 1960s, which most observers regard as a crucial period for understanding the abuse crisis in the Church.

Stjosalum (talk) 01:49, 9 December 2012 (UTC)