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Its Stepinac, not Stepanak, he ministered to the Ustasa who murdered nearly a million people. There was no secret as to what the Ustasa pogrom was and he was their spiritual leader who, openly and notoriously, blessed these murderers. Doesn't this disturb you?

When the Serbs engaged in their version of merry mayhem and genocide, should their bishops have abandoned them? When the US, by its policies both intentional and unintentional, condemn millions of Middle Eastern / North African Christians to serfdom or death, do you think that the Church should abandon the US? What about all the Iron Curtain countries? Let's be consistent now.

I merely said that he ministered to his congregation.

Nice dodge.

Let's hear your cries for the Church to abandon the people of Cuba and Venezuela.

<"When the Serbs engaged in their version of merry mayhem and genocide, should their bishops have abandoned them?"

Nice try at deflection, you are completely out of your league on this topic there Sport.

The rest of your post doesn't even come close to addressing what I posted to you and is off topic. Where do I mention that the Vatican should abandon anyone? It effectively abandoned the Catholics that were also murdered at Jasenovac, Stepinac was an enabler.

Don't you think the Vatican should have condemned Stepinac for allowing his Catholic flock to murder nearly a million people including fellow Catholics or are you just one of those Catholic apologist drones that refuse to provide an honest answer?