"Bless Me Child For I Have Sinned" – Renzo Piano Pavilion at Château La Coste

 Writings About Confess

Visitors Comments

The body of work consists of a series of pieces that evoke the grief and horror that surround the sexual abuse crisis.

Jim McDermott, Jesuit Priest – America Magazine


Now, we appreciate “Confess”, a much-needed and monumental piece. It is respectful of the place of the Sacrament of Reconciliation within the Catholic Church.
It reflects a real understanding of confession that we have not yet seen from the Catholic Church. The hope is that this installation will promote communication, a vindication, a search for therapy and healing and a source of hope for survivors and their families.

Walter Watson, MD. – Louisiana Survivor Of Catholic Clergy Abuse


Thank you!! We emerge (from the exhibit) different confronted with such cruel beauty. Remarkable [extraordinary] courage. Thank you! Thank you!

08/12/2020 – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste


Very touching exhibit and such an important topic!!! Thank you! It’s great to see contemporary art making tributes to important social/political topics, that is how art is so relevant.

Paula Parole, Germany – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste


Very beautiful and moving exhibition. Thank you for expressing this issue. Seeing the Children filled me with an indescribable sadness. God Bless.

Jay 01/16/2020 – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste

The exhibit sings a multitude of emotions and is deeply needed for these times.

Anonymous

Haunting, beautiful, transparent. I want to cry.

Sister Rose Picatte fsp


That’s why this exhibition is so timely. We live in an age when clergy abuse survivors around the world are finding their voices. They are pulling themselves free of guilt and shame, breaking their silence, and bravely calling for transparency about their childhood experiences. That transparency, of course, is also the path to putting a stop to this abuse. It is what all of us survivors are yearning for. And now . . . as for the Catholic Church?

Phil Saviano – Boston Survivor Of Catholic Clergy Abuse And Activist. His Character Is Featured In The Oscar-Winning Film, “Spotlight”


Thank you Trina! As a visitor from Ireland whose brother was a victim I was very moved.

08/19/2020 – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste


The artist’s word that reverberates (resonates)... and materializes it changes the world. Bravo Trina!

Alfredo Vega – Alfredo Vega-Cardenas, Directeur De L'École Supérieure D'Art D'Avignon – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste


I find it courageous on the part of Madame Trina (artist) to denounce abuses against children; I myself am one of them. Thank you.

Louis Ganada – Visitor To Confess Exhibition Château La Coste

“Confess” Research Room – Renzo Piano Pavilion at Château La Coste,
photo: Wearecontents

“The Children” – Renzo Piano Pavilion at Château La Coste,
photo: Wearecontents