Former Pope Benedict failed to act over abuse, new report finds

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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60070132

 

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In other news, birds lay eggs 

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I guess no one understands why the Church, or actually any organization for that matter fails to act.

I guess its an ethical problem where they prefer the burry the head in the sand solution.

If they investigate the case, and it turns out likely, they have two choices. Quietly retire the priest or bring it to a public prosecution.

The quiet choice is likely what most commercial organizations do, but it likely does not sit well with the Church.

As this issue has been known for a long time now, damage to reputation is done, so I fail to see why they don't clean up the house.

It's what most people expect.

 

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Food for thought here: https://www.tremr.com/161kilnfarm/why-the-roman-catholic-church-is-the-largest-crime-organization-in-the-world