Nope. And they get $200 a service. The Catholic Church diocese says its just not worth the 200 dollars if 20 kids aren't there.
With them, its about getting their money's worth, not the soul saving.
Let me give some facts.
Before I fully retired I spent several years teaching federally incarcerated inmates at Lewisburg Penitentiary and the Allenwood Complex. These locations consisted of 6 facilities.
The one Catholic Church within the geographic had two priests. These two priests had to handle the 6 facilities and also two hospitals in the area.
The allotted time for a priest or other clergy and social service organisations was about 1 hour per day or night. 20 minutes of that one hour was spent on entering and leaving the facility, This left 40 minutes.
A priest would take at least 1 hour to have a Mass including preparation. To hear confessions would be another 1 hour, etc. etc. I could go on with the time frame but I hope you see what I am saying.
Right now we have a local county prison and it is the same. Hospitals and 2 churches with 2 priests. Again, there are limited visit times as it is with all enforcement localities/facilities.
To make an accusation without substantial support is short sighted. Give me your diocese and I will get a priest for you.