2) continued...
None of us like to think of our local priest, nun, social worker, friend etc as being an abuser, and certainly do not want to falsely accuse anyone but we are all called to listen, seriously listen to the vulnerable and encourage them (possibly accompany them) to report any such criminal behaviour to the police and to help them get legal assistance. Allow those who are qualified to judge the alleged perpetrator, and help the victim/survivor immediately. 
And protect the integrity of the church (institution, hierarchy and people) by bringing the issue to the light and dealing with it transparently. 
It seems the Church in India doe not understand what transparency is. Thank goodness one abuser has been arrested, and is being dealt with. 
IMO, the 'care of the soul' (let us not forget) is more a concern for the perpetrator not the vulnerable and abused.
aka pace (I never know which 'identity' will be chosen!)