We all know it's true.  These people should have been locked up a long time ago but the Catholic Church condoned it.  Thumb down me all you want. There are threads here that support the findings of the Grand jury you lukewarm Catholics.  I guess Scranton was all lies and a myth.  What is wrong with you people?  If the Church was Catholic, then the Jews would have nothing on the Church.  The Church is destroying itself.  Stop blaming the Jews when it is lukewarm Catholics that is the problem.  Once lukewarm Catholics changed the Mass which allowed the smoke of Satan into the Church.  

The Catholic Church put itself in this position.  

There have been tons of parents who back up the pedophiles priests instead of  their own children.  

Unpacking a Shapiro whopper
Countless news stories have faithfully regurgitated one berserk line in particular from the report, a line which Shapiro clearly tailored for the media to seize upon:

"Priests were raping little boys and girls and the men of God who were responsible for them not only did nothing: they hid it all."

There is no other way to put it except to say that this is a flat-out lie by Shapiro. Even a cursory look at the report debunks this absurd claim.
Take the case in the report of Rev. Joseph Mueller: In 1986, a man went to the Diocese of Pittsburgh to claim that Mueller abused him years earlier as a teenager. Then-Bishop Donald Wuerl immediately removed him from ministry and shipped him off to St. Luke's treatment facility. Based on its evaluation of the guy, St. Luke's advised that Mueller "not work with children or adolescents." A diocesan memo also declared Mueller "unassignable." So what did Wuerl do? He stripped Mueller of his faculties, and the dude never worked as a priest again. Sayonara.
That, dear readers, is not "doing nothing," as Shapiro claims, and he knows it.
In fact, if one takes the time to actually read the report, one will see that the first action by a diocese, even many decades ago, was almost always to immediately remove the accused priest from his assignment. In a bunch of cases, priestly faculties were stripped. Therapy was often provided to victims.
Josh Shapiro's claim that the Church showed "complete disdain" for victims is nothing but an ugly smear. "I met with every victim. Anyone that would come forward, I met with them and I'd have to say more than once shared a tear with them as they or their parents told the story," Cardinal Wuerl has told.

http://www.themediareport.com/2018/08/18/rebuttal-grand-jury-report-pennsylvania/

Unpacking a Shapiro whopper
Countless news stories have faithfully regurgitated one berserk line in particular from the report, a line which Shapiro clearly tailored for the media to seize upon:There is no other way to put it except to say that this is a flat-out lie by Shapiro. Even a cursory look at the report debunks this absurd claim.
Take the case in the report of Rev. Joseph Mueller: In 1986, a man went to the Diocese of Pittsburgh to claim that Mueller abused him years earlier as a teenager. Then-Bishop Donald Wuerl immediately removed him from ministry and shipped him off to St. Luke's treatment facility. Based on its evaluation of the guy, St. Luke's advised that Mueller "not work with children or adolescents." A diocesan memo also declared Mueller "unassignable." So what did Wuerl do? He stripped Mueller of his faculties, and the dude never worked as a priest again. Sayonara.
That, dear readers, is not "doing nothing," as Shapiro claims, and he knows it.
In fact, if one takes the time to actually read the report, one will see that the first action by a diocese, even many decades ago, was almost always to immediately remove the accused priest from his assignment. In a bunch of cases, priestly faculties were stripped. Therapy was often provided to victims.
Josh Shapiro's claim that the Church showed "complete disdain" for victims is nothing but an ugly smear. "I met with every victim. Anyone that would come forward, I met with them and I'd have to say more than once shared a tear with them as they or their parents told the story," Cardinal Wuerl has told.

http://www.themediareport.com/2018/08/18/rebuttal-grand-jury-report-pennsylvania/

There's another side to LaDonna Wuerl. You need to read this Poche:

http://www.donaldwuerl.com/

In this talk, Ben Shapiro calls out all groups, not just the Church, for moral decay and sɛҳuąƖ abuse.  

The Church SHOULD be singled out!
It has the highest responsibility for example.
Reporting on the truth of predator priests is NEVER hurting the Church,  it's purifying it.
Hiding the predators HURTS the Church.

Sadly, it seems this is true, since the Church has greater responsibility than those outside. As the Church goes, so goes the rest of the world. Priests and bishops who used their spiritual authority to bully young men into perverse acts is an unspeakable evil.  Who was the saint that said that when demons tempt men to ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ sin, they leave immediately afterward because that sin is so abhorrent to their natures?            

Thank you Cantarella.

Wuerl was headlined as the bishop who fought the Vatican to remove  "a
 molester priest," when the fact is that he only attempted to have the priest
 removed from ministry for what was later called a misdiagnosis of Depress-
 ion and Suicidal Tendencies.  The priest was never arrested, yet Wuerl let
 the papers claim that the priest was.  In fact, that priest, Anthony Cipolla,
 received a favorable Pennsylvania State Police background check security
 clearance in the Summer of 2014, where within it was stated that Cipolla
 has NO ARREST RECORD in the State of Pennsylvania.  For those of
 you who are brain dead, Cipolla's 2014 security clearance of a huge deal.

There's another side to LaDonna Wuerl. You need to read this Poche:

http://www.donaldwuerl.com/

If the police gave this priest a clean record on a background check that was not appropriate then it is the fault of the police. 

There's another side to LaDonna Wuerl. You need to read this Poche:

http://www.donaldwuerl.com/

There is going to be a visitation (inspection) very soon. It is very likely that all if not some of the bishops will be resigning.