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At certain times in the past there was certainly a greater disinclination to talk about such things publicly in many institutions not just the Catholic Church. School teachers, scout leaders, and other individuals involved with such unsavory sexual problems might have been dismissed or moved elsewhere without legal penalties. There is a still a reluctance among liberals to confront the NAMBLA matter.
What seems to be at issue is not whether it is wrong to sodomize minors, but the Catholic priest identity of the alleged offenders and the possible complicity of the hierarchy in covering it up. If the liberal media were interested in protecting children, etc., they would investigate ALL CASES of sodomy molestation of minors. They do not seem to be interested in cases which do not involve the Catholic Church.

They do not seem to be interested in cases which do not involve the Catholic Church.

That is probably true. It didn't have to happen this way, you know, shouldn't have happened this way if the church had acted more responsibly.