Yes.
Or it is more accurate to say: many key bishops were. These problems are handled at the diocesan level.
The real question is why so many men with arrested sexual development - nearly all of homosexual orientation, given that something like 94% of reported molestation cases are of adolescent boys - got into the priesthood in the first place. And how they were formed in the seminaries.
There are of course many perfectly chaste, fine same-sex oriented priests serving in the Church. But clearly this orientation poses a greater obstacle for priestly formation than does heterosexuality per se.
But then of course the Church has always held that homosexuality is "gravely disordered."