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	Victim Assistance Leader to Leave Archdiocese Post By Annysa Johnson Milwaukee Journal Sentinel June 3, 2011 http://www.bishop-accountability.org/AbuseTracker/Victim%20assistance%20leader%20to%20leave%20archdiocese%20post Amy Peterson, who for six years has led the Archdiocese of Milwaukee office that works with clergy sex abuse survivors, is leaving that post to take a similar position with a Catholic religious order. Peterson said her departure is unrelated to the church's ongoing bankruptcy and that she is looking forward to new challenges. "It's been a powerful experience … a real gift in my life," said Peterson, who worked for Milwaukee's Commission on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault before taking the archdiocese post in September 2004. "I'm grateful to the survivors, and to the archdiocese for giving me this opportunity." Peterson is moving to the Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order as the first lay person to direct its Office of Pastoral Care and Conciliation.
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