Will Pope Francis ever be held accountable?

Here are the fundamental facts of the story:
1) Cardinal Theodore McCarrick sexually assaulted multiple children.
2) The previous Pope, Benedict, placed sanctions on McCarrick limiting his movement and activities.
3) Disregarding this, Pope Francis but McCarrick back into the general populace.
4) This was all brought to light by former Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano - in 2018. A year later in 2019, Theodore McCarrick the pedophile, was dismissed from the clergy.

Keep in mind that Pope Francis could have dismissed McCarrick in the past but chose not to. And in February of 2018 following the allegations coming out, he called the victims "wild dogs" who worked for "The Great Accuser" (Satan), and said the victims acted in bad faith "without good will", calling for his fellow catholics to "silence" to avoid "scandalizing the bishops".

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Will Pope Francis ever be held accountable for his actions? Why have the media been so soft on Pope Francis?

 

[joko104]

I suspect this was an administrative decision and one of a thousand decisions put in front of him by church bureaucracy every week.

 

[Allan]

And in February of 2018 following the allegations coming out, he called the victims "wild dogs" who worked for "The Great Accuser" (Satan), and said the victims acted in bad faith "without good will", calling for his fellow catholics to "silence" to avoid "scandalizing the bishops".

Do you have a link to a credible news source on this quote?

Will Pope Francis ever be held accountable for his actions? Why have the media been so soft on Pope Francis?

Accountable in what way?

I'm not a Catholic Church supporter. Their behavior regarding child-sex abuse has been criminal for a long time. Just interested in more information on this particular story as I'd not heard about it.

 

[WarmPotato]

Do you have a link to a credible news source on this quote?

Silence is Christ’s response to lies, divisiveness, pope says at Mass - The Catholic Sun

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Jesus himself showed that the best way to respond to scandal and divisiveness is to stay silent and pray, Pope Francis said Sept. 3 as he resumed his early morning Masses with invited guests.

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Pope Francis at Mass: Bishops must pray to overcome 'Great Accuser’ - Vatican News

At Mass in the Casa Santa Marta on Tuesday, Pope Francis invites bishops to overcome the "Great Accuser", who seeks to create scandal, through prayer, ...

www.vaticannews.va

 

[mrjurrs]

Here are the fundamental facts of the story:
1) Cardinal Theodore McCarrick sexually assaulted multiple children.
2) The previous Pope, Benedict, placed sanctions on McCarrick limiting his movement and activities.
3) Disregarding this, Pope Francis but McCarrick back into the general populace.
4) This was all brought to light by former Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano - in 2018. A year later in 2019, Theodore McCarrick the pedophile, was dismissed from the clergy.

Keep in mind that Pope Francis could have dismissed McCarrick in the past but chose not to. And in February of 2018 following the allegations coming out, he called the victims "wild dogs" who worked for "The Great Accuser" (Satan), and said the victims acted in bad faith "without good will", calling for his fellow catholics to "silence" to avoid "scandalizing the bishops".

[video=youtube_share;MS9ffFWkvHM]

Will Pope Francis ever be held accountable for his actions? Why have the media been so soft on Pope Francis?

It's time to remove tax protections for this immoral business.

 

[Allan]

Silence is Christ’s response to lies, divisiveness, pope says at Mass - The Catholic Sun

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Jesus himself showed that the best way to respond to scandal and divisiveness is to stay silent and pray, Pope Francis said Sept. 3 as he resumed his early morning Masses with invited guests.

www.catholicsun.org

Pope Francis at Mass: Bishops must pray to overcome 'Great Accuser’ - Vatican News

At Mass in the Casa Santa Marta on Tuesday, Pope Francis invites bishops to overcome the "Great Accuser", who seeks to create scandal, through prayer, ...

www.vaticannews.va

Yeah those comments are concerning. He should call for prayers for the victims.