Is this globally? Is this just in your own experience?

In the case of Australia which had a five year long Royal Commission into Institutional Sexual Abuse of children that took in tens of thousands of interviews across schools and all religuous institutions the final report included:

    Many children have been sexually abused in religious institutions in Australia.

    Based on the information before us, the greatest number of alleged perpetrators and abused children were in Catholic institutions.

    In many religious institutions, the power afforded to people in religious ministry and the misplaced trust of parents combined with aspects of the institutional culture, practices and attitudes to create risks for children.

    Alleged perpetrators often continued to have access to children even when religious leaders knew they posed a danger. 

    We heard that alleged perpetrators were often transferred to other locations but they were rarely reported to police. 

https://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/sites/default/f...

The Catholic Institutions in Australia with the worst behaviour were the Christian Brothers who operate globally and there was no evidence seen that as an international group dealing with the education of minors, most often orphaned minors, their behaviour in Australia was somehow better or worse than their behaviour elsewhere - they rotated bad priests in and out, dodged responsibility, and hands down "won" the prize for most children abused.