Pope Francis Reinstated a Serial Child Sexual Abuser & Other Scandals Requiring He Resign

Pope Francis needs to resign because:

He restored the priestly faculties of serial boy sex abuser Mauro Inzoli. Francis, in doing this injustice against the boy sex abuse victims, reversed Pope Benedict XVI's just sentence against this criminal.

He gave a position of honor at the Family Synod to the infamous sex abuse cover up enabler Cardinal Danneels who refused the request for justice of a young man sexually abused by one of Danneels's Belgian Bishops.

He appointed Cardinal Errazuriz to his inner circle of nine who covered up and protected Fr. Karadima, a sexual predator of children, for years according to Karadima's appeals judge.

He appointed Juan Barros to be Bishop of Osorno, Chile, whose longtime mentor was pedophile Fr. Karadima. The Pope ignored the protests of the families and friends of the pedophile priest's victims. He, also, ignored two former seminarians who said Barros was in the room when they were abused by Karadima. Francis even mocked their outcries. (This evidence against Barros and the Pope is documented by international child advocate attorney Elizabeth Yore.)

He recently made Bishop de Kesel a Cardinal who "appointed a man who had been convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy as a parish priest" according to Breibart.

"Pope Francis has restored to office a man ultimately responsible for the distribution of condoms and abortifacient drugs, while removing from office the man who tried to ensure that Malteser International remained faithful to Catholic teaching" according lifenews.com.

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