Reality time: unless a Diocese simply passes ALL allegations 'uphill' (to Rome? USCCB?) there will be a judgment call from a Bishop.
And no matter the Rules applied, that Bishop is STILL responsible for the end of the story, whatever it may be.
That's why Bruskewitz never bothered with "guidlines" or administrative crap--especially subjecting all lay volunteers to interminable classes and investigations.
IF the Bishop is self-dealing, or protecting his pals, nothing will change that. Nothing (except, perhaps, a civil prosecutor.)
Umnnhhh....
ReplyDeleteReality time: unless a Diocese simply passes ALL allegations 'uphill' (to Rome? USCCB?) there will be a judgment call from a Bishop.
And no matter the Rules applied, that Bishop is STILL responsible for the end of the story, whatever it may be.
That's why Bruskewitz never bothered with "guidlines" or administrative crap--especially subjecting all lay volunteers to interminable classes and investigations.
IF the Bishop is self-dealing, or protecting his pals, nothing will change that. Nothing (except, perhaps, a civil prosecutor.)