You wrote:
“Strangely, few Catholics seems to be asking the Pope to repent of his wrongful actions. Nor does the Pope say that he made a grievous error. People who defend the Pope’s action are simply partakers of the Pope’s decision.”
1) What “wrongful actions” did the pope commit that he would know to be a wrongful action?
2) What grievous error did he make that he knew was a grievous error?
Can you answer those questions for me?
How can you allow a pedophile priest to remain a priest? To me, as someone who is suppose to dispense the grace of God, allowing someone who committed these action is just plainly wrong.
2) What grievous error did he make that he knew was a grievous error?
He knew quite well what the policy was of the Church. He also knew what type of priest was. The grievous error is that when confronted with the truth he didn't try to correct the matter.
Now I'd love how you would say that the Pope's action was justifiable.