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Re: The retired Pope Benedict asked for forgiveness in his handling of sexual abuse cases

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Tue, 08 Feb 22 5:44 PM | 36 view(s)
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It is possible, but certainly sounds wrong.

For instance, not all decisions are right versus wrong - some are the balance of benefits and costs, where the costs seem less than the benefits at the time.

It may be a misjudgement without being misconduct. Or even a costly decision that was better than the alternative.

Of course, he may have protected the catholic church at the expense of the children in its care, in which case, to hell with him.

We'd need to know what happened in candid fashion in order to consider doing what he wishes us to.




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The retired Pope Benedict asked for forgiveness in his handling of sexual abuse cases
By: clo2
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Tue, 08 Feb 22 3:31 PM
Msg. 44586 of 54959

Then the answer is NO!
He can't deny misconduct & ask for forgiveness!

BREAKING NEWS

The retired Pope Benedict asked for forgiveness in his handling of sexual abuse cases when he was a Munich archbishop, but denied any misconduct.


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