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NC Register: Pope Francis's February Sex Abuse Plan is to "Place... Responsibility on... Archbishops like... McCarrick"

Shamelessly and unrepentantly it appears that Pope Francis is scandalously through his mouthpiece Cardinal Blase Cupich exposing his February 2019 plan to police bishops like McCarrick with bishops like McCarrick.

Francis "deliberately humiliated" the US Bishops sex abuse conference said one US bishop according to the National Catholic Register.

The apparent reason he "humiliated" and forced the conference to fail in possibly instituting "independent lay commission[s]" to investigate sex abuse predator bishops like ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was because Francis wanted instead to "place... [that] responsibility on archbishops like... McCarrick" reported the Register:

"Cardinal Cupich had been informed by the Holy Father [Francis] or his advisers... Cupich proposed an entirely different alternative to the independent lay commission, one that placed the principle responsibility on metropolitan archbishops like himself, or like Cardinal McCarrick used to be when he was abusing seminarians."

"... [T]he Holy See entrusted [to] the Chicago archbishop [Cupich]... [the] proposals also originated in the Holy See and are a preview of the path the Holy Father intends to take in February 2019."
(National Catholic Register, "A Hopeful Sign Admission the US Bishop's Failed Fall Meeting," November 15, 2018)

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church.

Comments

TLM said…
The wolves guarding the hen house.....that's how they like it.
10:40 AM
James said…
May the rotten pontificate of Francis the Destroyer end soon, and may an actual reforming Pope be elected to replace him.
8:09 PM
cogito said…
but, but,...synodality?
Oh wait, synodality is only for German bishops who distribute Holy Communion to public adulterers.
And for the Chinese communist-Cathoic party, which entusiastically practices the death penalty, even though the Francis changed the catechism to say it is "inadmissable."
12:38 PM
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