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"Counselor Steier has played a role in over one hundred investigations involving Catholic clergy in Los Angeles. In his missive Mr. Steier relayed, "One retired F.B.I. agent who worked with me to investigate many claims in the Clergy Cases told me, in his opinion, about ONE-HALF of the claims made in the Clergy Cases were either entirely false or so greatly exaggerated that the truth would not have supported a prosecutable claim for childhood sexual abuse" (capital letters are his)."

Duh! Once word got out there were millions of dollars in payouts to be had simply by accusing a priest of sexual abuse every scumbag from hades came scampering out of their holes to grab a scumbag lawyer and make the abuse claim, then gather up the dough. The Catholic Church doesn't know how to protect itself from this stuff, priests are certainly among the most forgiving, loving men on earth; forgiveness, mercy and love is what they are all about. How hard is it to attack such men, and the Church itself? In any case, this whole debacle was about HOMOSEXUAL PERVERSION, AND NOTHING ELSE. Anyone who truly followed this travesty could not help but notice that the vast majority of the plaintiffs were males, and almost every one of them was a post pubescent, (sexually mature), boy, from the ages of 12 to 17. The media is swirling with homosexual perverts, so they labeled every single charge to be a case of "pedophilia". Almost none of the actual cases met the criteria for pedophilia, but they did meet the criteria for NAMBLA.

The Church's big mistake was in allowing these base people into the seminaries.

Back in 1961 Pope John XXIII wrote an Apostolic Letter to the bishops of the world, declaring that homosexuals have a harder time controlling their lusts than do normal men, hence they should not be allowed into the seminaries. But that letter was ignored because Vatican II swept over the Catholic Church in a luciferian attempt to "protestantize" the Church, (to liberalize her, in order to gain a more favorable opinion from the world, which thought of the RCC as 'ancient'). The Church did perfectly well in her 'ancient', (traditional), ways. Liberalism has destroyed just about every last vestage of decency on earth. But the ending to this story is a good one, we Christians know Who wins the final, decisive battle.

"Back in 1961 Pope John XXIII wrote an Apostolic Letter to the bishops of the world, declaring that homosexuals have a harder time controlling their lusts than do normal men, hence they should not be allowed into the seminaries."

I remember that and remember liberal Catholics saying how awful it was of him to say that and that the American Church should ignore him. IOW, even then there was a faction within the Church that wanted to make the Church here in the US a separate entity with no concern for the Pope.

People like that made the Church an easy target for other liberals who wanted to undermine any and all religion not just the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church was just the primary target because you have to go after thousands upon thousands of separate Protestant Churches to have same amount of anti-Christian propaganda value.