Why not release their investigation regarding child abuse? Show us all that steps were taken immediately to stop the abuse, to get rid of the perverts and protect others from abuse.
This is the Universal Church that listens to what the Pope, in Rome, says. The Holy See should be overjoyed to show us all the urgent steps they took.
I, for one, believe this is a great opportunity for the truth to be presented.
St. Paul intensely condemned the idea that Church matters be judged by civil authorities,
non-believers, in Corinthians.
Now, crimes of course should be punished, but these “investigations” also involve innocent people, who shouldn’t have their names and false allegations about them submitted to the U.N. for, obviously, a witch hunt.
You hear the U.N. harp constantly against the “atrociites” committed by Israel in their own defense, but you don’t hear the U.N. demanding, say, the Saudis, submit reports on their abuses of Christians and non-Arabs, do you?
Really, the U.N. is NOT a government anyway, and as a body, its history shows it to be the last organization for holding governments accountable, unless the U.S. which funds them and houses them (in N.Y) opposes the government of course. History shows this to be repeatedly true.
In a sentence, the U.N. largely promotes the culture of death espoused by the U.S. government, so why should the Catholic Church submit “for review” to the U.N. as though it were accountable to them anyway, as only an “observer”?
I have a hard time believing that they are concerned with anyone’s rights but their own.
